Development Status mill in Europe

Development Status mill in Europe

  • Submitted By: smilewei
  • Date Submitted: 03/05/2015 7:58 PM
  • Category: Business
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Plastic disc mill is an important plastic machinery products in Europe, in order to achieve efficient production, mechanical design is very stress full automation. In addition, plastic machinery manufacturers often and auxiliary equipment manufacturers to develop a variety of innovative tools, high-precision robots, peripheral devices and logistics components to further consolidate Europe's important position in the international market share of plastics processing machinery.
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Price is often not European customers buy rubber processing machinery major consideration, but other variable costs, such as raw materials and energy costs, the real concerns of customers, because these variable costs are far greater than the cost of investment in machinery . Meanwhile, the European machinery manufacturers to invest heavily in research and development of new technologies, including the new pumping technology and innovation-driven concepts. It is reported that more than 45% of the world's patents are owned by Europeans.
Vertical Roller Mill
Plastics machinery production equipment in Europe has been in the industry with high-quality and high-precision and won a good reputation. According to the European Association said rubber processing machinery, high yield, less defective products, timely delivery, long product life and short lead times are the main advantages of the European plastics machinery manufacturers. These advantages not only to adapt to the needs of customers to a greater extent, and can effectively reduce production costs.
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According to the data, as of the end of 2008, the annual number of export products worldwide presses, about half from Europe. In Europe presses export market, the US market share was 12.2 percent, still the most important export market, followed by China (8.9 percent), followed by Russia (6.1%), France (4.8%), Turkey (4.1%), Poland (3.9%), Italy (3.7%), Spain (3.2%), the UK (3.0%) and Switzerland...

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