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eMagazine July 2011

Next Issue

October 2011

Book your space NOW!

Ausplas 2011 Exhibition Statistics

All the Asian Plastics & Rubber News

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In this issueAmbassador 21

Applied 2, 14

APS Innovations 5

Ausplas 2011 7, 8, 9

CashFlow 19

Chatsworth Associates 15

Copywriting that sells 13

Duromer 17

Environmental Enterprise 6

Flecknoe -- popular exhibitor at Ausplas 2011

20

Megawatt 12

One Button Changed Everything

18

Plastics Industry Award 4

Tasman Machinery 18

TCL Hofmann & Toyo 10, 11

Techspan 4

PlastixANZ eMagazine July 2011 Issue

Published for the Australian & New Zealand plastics industry

by PlastixANZ 68 Parkhurst Dve.,

Knoxfield 3180 Victoria Australia

ph: 03 9873 2989

email: [email protected]

www.plastixanz.com.au

New features

Don’t be a Cardboard Cut Out – if You Want More CustomersBy

Scott Bywater

Managing DirectorCopywriting That SELLSph: 1300 88 21 91www.copywritingthatsells.com.au

One Button Changed Everything!

By Josh Williams

Managing Directormyvids.com.auph: 1300 780 670www.myvids.com.au

CashFlowBy Bob Montgomery

Director

Corporate Finance Pty. Ltd.ph: (03) 9558 6355www.corporatefinance.com.au

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PlastixANZ - Plastics Pioneers Plastics Industry Award for Excellence

John Petschel Managing DirectorAPS Innovations

Awarded the Inaugural Plastics Industry Award for Excellence

Mr. John Petschel has been awarded the PlastixANZ-Plastics Pioneers Plastics Industry Award for Excellence. Mr. Petschel accepted his award at a Cocktail Reception held to coincide with AUSPLAS 2011 at Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre.

The presentation was made by Mr. Barry Kelly, Managing Director of LyondellBasell.

Techspan History

Techspan was incorporated in 1979 by the late Frank John Fastnedge.Frank was an electronics engineer and in the 1950s and 60s he worked on industrial high frequency generators for induction heating and hardening of metals, forming and welding PVC and polyurethane materials. This led to an interest in plastic welding, and when Frank established Techspan in 1979, one of the first products was a hand-held hot air plastic welder.With the passage of time, dedication and persistence, the product range has improved and grown, and we now have 5 core product lines : plastic injection moulding machines, plastic welding equipment, ultrasonic equipment, industrial printing systems, and process heating equipment.Techspan Industrial Printing Systems was incorporated in 1996. TIPS supplies a range of industrial printing, marking and coding equipment, and operates a high speed precision converting plant for the production of Thermal Transfer Ribbons - the consumable used in thermal printers.Techspan Australia Pty Ltd was incorporated in 2001.Today, Techspan Group is still a 100% privately owned (family) company, with warehousing in Sydney Australia, and Auckland New Zealand.... MORE

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You  have  to  make  products  overseas  to  be  profitable....?  

....  WRONG  Many  Australians  are  of  the  mistaken  assumption  that  you  MUST  go  overseas  to  make  products  cheaply    but  smart  local  manufacturers  are  proving  otherwise.  

With  large  retail  chains  such  as  supermarkets  and  hardware  stores  stocking  an  ever  increasing  number  of  cheaper  priced,  overseas  manufactured  goods,  it  is  not  hard  to  see  why  it  could  be  a  common  belief  among  Australians  that  you  cannot  profitably  manufacture  locally.  

The  perception  is  often  sector  is  in  dire  straits,  and  that  our  only  alternative  is  to  divert  our  attentions  to   high-­‐tech  sectors  to  save  ourselves.    Manufacturers  assume  the  only  way  to  make  a  profit  is  to  spend  as  little  as  possible  on  design  and  tooling  and  then  have  the  manufacturing  done  offshore.    

...China  should  be  used  where  appropriate....  

Astute  Australian  manufacturers  have  recognised  that  manufacturing  in  China  should  be  used  where  appropriate,  but  is  not  a  one-­‐size-­‐fits-­‐all  formula  for  success.    Without  examining  each  project  on  its  own  merits  it  is  impossible  to  determine  the   optimal  approach  to  maximise  ROI.  

It  is  surprising  the  number  of  times  when  a  project  is  examined  to  determine  true  client  ROI  that  the  work  proves  to  be  cheaper  when  carried  out  locally.  

Financial  Model  Data  shows  that  for  low  volume,  low  complexity  products  there  are  little  savings  to  be  made  by  looking  offshore.    As  the  production  volume  rises  to  suitable  levels  and  complexity  increases,  there  exists  a  

benefits  of  cheaper  labour  costs.  

There  is    in  thinking  that  volumes  and  complexities  continuing  to  rise  will  result  in  increased  savings  manufacturing  out  of  the  country,  when  in  fact  the  opposite  is  true.      

A  product  designed  to  be  made  cheaply  can  be  made  cheaply  anywhere  in  the  world    material  costs  are  much  the  same  the  world  over.    With  sufficient  volumes,  investment  in  automation  far  outweighs  the  costs  associated  with  sourcing  the  cheaper  labour  in  countries  such  as  China.  

 

                                   local    

offshore    

local  

 

 

 

one  such  company  taking  up  the  challenge  to  create  local  industry  growth  from  adversity.  

When  a  valued  customer  returned  to  APS  with  a  design  requirement  for  a  new  product,  it  was  perceived  that  it  would  be  necessary  to  go  to  China  to  be  competitive.    The  reality  was  after  proper  analysis  the  facts  showed  that  it  could  be  made  in  Australia  more  profitably  and  more  conveniently.  

With  a  clear  focus  on  client  ROI,  the  product  was  designed  to  take  advantage  of  automation,  and  cycle  quickly  with  a  minimum  shot  weight  -­‐  all  without  sacrificing  aesthetic  style  or  product  strength.    The  tooling  was  designed  and  specified  locally,  and  sourced  through  an  Australian  tool  maker  with  a  Chinese  tool  shop,  using  a  hybrid  program  to  allow  local  support  and  control  quality  at  an  optimal  price.  

....  and  this  budget  consumer  item  has  become  their  most  successful  product  to  date  and  retails  for  less  than  $2.

 

APS  Innovations  Pty  Ltd  

www.apsinnovations.com.au  03  9752  2144

 

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CARBON REDUCTION INSTITUTE

CARBON REDUCTIONCERTIFICATE

Carbon Reduction Institute Pty Ltd | Suite 210, Level 2, 69 Christie St, St Leonards NSW 2065P: +61 2 9439 9990 | F: +61 2 9439 5550 | W: www.noco2.com.au | ABN 26 122 969 233

WWW.NOCO2.COM.AU

CERTIFICATION #NC197

This is to certify that all greenhouse gas emissions produced

from the operations and services of Environmental Enterprises have been calculated by the Carbon Reduction

Institute.

Environmental Enterprises has purchased carbon offsets

accredited under the Voluntary Carbon Standard to offset

these emissions.

Environmental EnterprisesDate 1/07/2011NOCO2 CERTIFICATION #NC197

Faithfully Yours,

Rob CawthorneManaging Director

Date:1st July 2011

Environmental

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Environmental Enterprise gain Carbon Reduction Certificate

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Trade attendance figures for Ausplas 2011, Australia’s national trade show for the plastics industry have shown an increase of 57% over attendances at the last event in October 2008.

Ausplas was presented in Melbourne in late May alongside two other major industry trade shows, National Manufacturing Week and Austech, with the three shows occupying the entire 30,000 square meter Melbourne Exhibition Centre.

Busiest of the four days was Thursday with 2339 visits, with steady flows on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, for a total of 5669* compared with 3606 for Ausplas 2008,which coincided with the beginning of the GFC in that year. These figures do not include visits from the other two adjacent trade shows as “cross over” attendances were not recorded.

Attendance across the three shows was just over 13,000 with the NMW and Austech figures showing an increase of 28% over the previous Melbourne show attendances in 2009.

Ausplas exhibitors have reported pleasing sales generation opportunities with several multi million dollar closures claimed. Exhibitors in the new plastics “fabrication” category were especially encouraged by the new business opportunities.

The Director of Cut to Size Plastics Pty Ltd endorsed Ausplas as being “one of the best exhibitions I have been involved with in 30 years- a credit to the huge number of attendees ”

Discussions between three show organisers will now take place to firm up arrangements for the next co location, expected to be in Sydney in 2014.Ausplas has not been held in Sydney since 1990.

(*denotes once per day exhibition visits to include repeat visits. Total number of visitors was 5128.)

Further informationExhibition Management Pty Ltd, Melbourne.P 03 96994699 E [email protected]

AUSPLAS 2011: UP 57%

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View Applied Machinery’s latest brochure

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Ausplas 2008 Attendances

Tuesday 677 visits 677

Wednesday 1207 visits 1207

Thursday 1011 visits 1011

Friday 711 visits 711

Ausplas 2011 Attendances

Tuesday 858 visits 858

Wednesday 1291 visits 1291

Thursday 2339 visits 2339

Friday 1181 visits 1181

Ausplas 2008 Attendance By State

VIC 86.5 86.5

NSW 9.8 9.8

QLD 3.4 3.4

SA 2.8 2.8

WA 1.4 1.4

Ausplas 2011 Attendance By State

VIC 77.95 77.95

NSW 10.49 10.49

QLD 4.39 4.39

SA 3.33 3.33

WA 2.05 2.05

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Plastral Stand

Walkway

Haitian Stand

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“The plastics technology people”

helping inject more profitability into your business

TCL Hofmann and Toyo

Toyo A l l E lec t r ic – Qu ie te r – C leaner – Reduced no i se – Reduced e lect r ic i ty consumpt ion

BETTER!

CALL 03 8586 2900To find out more about the great range of TOYO injection moulding machines

www.tclhofmann.com.au

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In a field of infinite possibilities

Air & Water Cooled Industrial Chillers

(China)

 

In Mould Labelling and Servo Robots

(Taiwan)

Temperature Controllers Oil and water (Switzerland)

 

TCL Hofmann -­ Melbourne 150 Woodlands Drive PO Box 392 Braeside VIC 3195 Australia Tel: +61 (0)3 8586 2900

Fax: +61 (0)3 9580 8322 Email: [email protected]

TCL Hofmann -­ Sydney Suite 3.7, 54-­56 Delhi Rd

North Ryde NSW 2113 PO Box 6479, North Ryde, LPO 2113

Tel: +61 (0)2 9870 8644 Fax: +61 (0)2 9870 7442 Email: [email protected]

Suppliers of Performance Injection Moulding Machines and Ancillary Equipment

Proudly Representing

Conveyors for every application

(Italy)  

 

Vacuum Auto Loaders (Taiwan)

High Performance Injection Moulding Machines

(Taiwan)

All Electric Injection Moulding Machines

(Japan)  

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Don’t  be  a  Cardboard  Cut  Out  –  

if  You  Want  More  CustomersBy Scott Bywater

Do you want to know what is perhaps the most powerful – yet overlooked – word in marketing and advertising?

While words like headlines, testing & measuring, reach and frequency, target market, etc. are all thrown around like sausages on a BBQ – and are certainly important…

The one word many marketers forget is…

AUTHENTICITY

That’s right – being real… being human… exposing your faults…Instead, you end up with this bland, tasteless advertising that…

NOBODY GIVES A STUFF ABOUT

Just look at those letters you get from your credit card company.

Forget that – just open up your newspaper and take a look inside…

There’s no authentic ads in there.

Open up your email inbox - and it lacks authenticity.

Don’t be a cardboard cut-out.

Instead, be human…

Remember, friends are real with each other…

So to treat your customers like friends.

Tell them your faults. Expose how you feel about things. Show themyou’re not perfect. Feature your photo in your ads. Speak from your heart.

If you do that, you’ll connect more – and that will give you a unique sellingProposition that cannot be replicated.

Why? Because there’s nobody quite like you

Do you want to learn the easiest way to get more customers fast? Leading advertising copywriter, Scott Bywater, has just completed his brand new guide "7 Ways to Get More Customers" where he

outline everything so it's as easy as 1, 2... 3. Download it for free by visiting: www.copywritingthatsells.com.au

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Applied Machinery partners with JWELL

 Applied Machinery is proud to announce their new partnership with extrusion machinery manufacturer, JWELL (Jay-Well). JWELL have been supplying quality extrusion equipment all over the world for many years, have a staff of over 3000 and are one of Asia’s largest manufacturers in the extrusion industry. Core products include: single screw extruders, co-rotating twin screw extruders, conical twin screw extruders, pelletizing extrusion lines and much, much more. For more information on JWELL equipment, please phone Ross Walkear, or David MacDonald from Applied Machinery on 03 9706 8066  www.appliedmachinery.com.au

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PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY An Intensive Training Course

Organised by

CHATSWORTH ASSOCIATES “Strategies for the Continuous Pursuit of Knowledge”

in association with enys international pte ltd

This course offers a thorough and comprehensive coverage of the main aspects of plastics materials, as well as themajor fabrication processes, with emphasis on injection moulding, extrusion and compounding, along with additives,process ancillary equipment and testing.

SEPT 2ND & 3RD 2011Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition

Centre (BITEC) �– Rm: MR211Bangkok, Thailand

For further details please contact: Dr Phil AdamsChatsworth Associates Pte Ltd., SingaporeTel: +65 67436149 Fax: +65 67436158e mail: padams@chatsworth group.com

DAY 1:

I. IntroductionDefinitionsBrief History of the Plastics IndustryPetrochemicals & MonomersBasic PolymerizationThe Plastics Industry in ASEAN

II. Plastic Materials: Manufacturing Process, Types,Properties & ApplicationsCommodity Plastics: PE, PP, PVC, PS , etc.Engineering & Performance Plastics: ABS, PC, PA,Polyesters, PEEK etc.Thermoplastic Elastomers: TPO, TPV, SBS, TPU etcThermoset Materials: Phenolics, Amino Resins,Epoxies & Unsaturated Polyesters

III. Plastic Additives (Compounding Ingredients)Pigments & Organic DyesFillers: Extenders & Reinforcing Materials,AntioxidantsSpecial Ingredients:> Flame Retardants,> Conductive Materials> Nucleating Agents etc.Processing AidsPlasticizersPVC Compounding

DAY 2:

IV. Compounding Equipment & Operations:Single & Twin Screw ExtrudersKneaders & Other Mixing EquipmentPelletizing EquipmentCompounding Plants, Bulk Handling & utomation

V. Thermoplastic ProcessingInjection Moulding Machines & Operations:> Material/Machine relationships &> Flow Behaviour> Multi Component Injection Moulding> Novel Injection Moulding Technologies> CostingBlow MouldingFilm Extrusion & Bag MakingProfile & Sheet ExtrusionThermo/Vacuum FormingCalendering, Laminating, Rotational MouldingFinishing of Plastic productsAncillary Equipment & Materials Handling

VI. Thermoset Plastic Processing:Compression, Transfer and Injection MouldingBulk and Sheet Moulding CompoundsLiquid Injection & Reaction Injection MouldingFibre Reinforced Plastics (FRP) / Pultrusion

VII. Testing of Plastics:Preparation of Specimens and ConditioningPhysical properties:> SG, Water Absorption, Shrinkage,> Tensile and Flexural Properties:> Hardness & fatigue etc.> Impact StrengthThermal Properties:> Melt Flow, Specific Heat> Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) &

Softening Point etcOptical Properties: Gloss; Colour etcElectrical Properties: Volume & SurfaceResistivity etcFlame Retardancy & Chemical Properties.

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Leak Detectors - Australian made - World Leaders

Profile Solutions offer leading edge Leak testing & Automation Solutions.Machines include-- 2LD Entry Level Model – 4LD Medium Speed Model– 6LD Flagship Machine– Multi Head Testers Linear Inline – 30LD Drum Tester – Large Drum Tester – Travelling Multi Head Testers– Technical Part Testers… » Read More

Why Hilton Vacuum`s was born...

AN EXPENSIVE PROBLEM COSTING CLEANERS TOO MUCH MONEY[/Andy Andersons Industrial Cleaning was facing a problem, several in fact. While they had plenty of work, the jobs were taking too long and costing too much to complete. Thousands were spent on `big name` industrial vacuums, however they simply could not cope with the demands of the work. The vacuums started out fine but very quickly the fine dust would block up the filters and restrict airflow. The hassles were to painful: stopping a job to shake the filters every 10 or 20 minutes, empty the machine every 1/2 hour, or order a replacement for a burnt out motor every other week. A better solution was needed...MORE

Do you need to be in the know about the Plastic Extruded Product Manufacturing Industry today?

In-depth industry market research and market analysis on the Australian Plastic Extruded Product Manufacturing Industry is presented in a logical and consistent format.Why do it yourself? IBISWorld employs a team of dedicated, specialist economists and expert analysts whom constantly research streams of economic, demographic and government statistics – so you don’t have to. A few minutes with an IBISWorld industry profile is worth weeks of in-house market research. Do you need to be in the know today? All the answers you need about the Australian Plastic Extruded Product Manufacturing Industry are available to download – whatever the question.

Key Competitors in this IndustryMajor PlayerMarket Share....MORE

PLEXIGLAS® is one of the worldʼs best-known brands of plastic and has become the very embodiment of acrylic (polymethyl methacrylate, or PMMA for short). This material stands out from other plastics due

weathering, high light transmission and nearly unlimited coloring options. Added to this, PLEXIGLAS® shows a great surface hardness. It can be fabricated by means of all thermoforming methods, and

which makes an essential contribution to saving resources....MORE

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One button changed everything! It  used  to  be  so  easy.    

Get  a  website.  Get  on  Google.  

After  that  you  just  wait  for  the  leads  and  enquiries  to  pour  in.  Yeah  right!  

Unfortunately  your  potential  customers  now  expect  a  lot  more  than  your  standard  website.  If  you re  serious  about  getting  more  business  from  the  Internet,  you ve  got  to  see  your  website  the  way  your  customers  do.  

Is  there  too  much  going  on?  

Does  your  website  have  lots  of  buttons  and  links  competing  for  attention?  

Is  there  a  simple  message  and  clear  direction  for  what  you  should  do  now  that  you re  on  the  website?  

Most  websites  fail  to  give  their  audience  a  clear  sales  message,  and  the  main  reason  for  this  is  because  everyone  is  doing  the  same  thing.  

For  a  select  group  of  business  owners,  they  are  seeing  a  rise  in  enquiries  because  of  a  secret  weapon  most  businesses  have  not  yet  taken  advantage  of.  

Video.  

An  effective  video  on  your  website  can  work  as  a  high  impact  sales  presentation  working  24/7  to  best  present  your  business  to  the  world.  

Video  has  been  proven  time  and  time  again  to  increase  enquiries  and  generate  a  higher  response  from  website  visitors.  

So  the  question  is,  are  you  one  of  those  business  owners  with  a  website  that  looks  like  everyone  else s?  Or  do  you  have  a  well  crafted  sales  message,  in  video,  dominating  your  home  page  and  converting  more  eyeballs  into  phone  calls  and  email  enquiries?  

If  you re  interested  in  how  video  can  work  for  your  business  online,  check  out  this  free  guide  I ve  put  together  for  you  at  http://myvids.com.au/freepack  

 

 

 

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Tasman Machinery are a leading supplier of machinery and related equipment to the plastics and toolmaking industries in Australia and New Zealand.

High-precision all-electric injection molding machines

Manufacturer of take-out robots for plastic injection molding machines

3D Printing Systems

Fortus 3D Production Systems

Dimension 3D Printers

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Cash FlowProvided by Bob MontgomeryDirector, Corporate Finance

Cash flow is the life blood of any successful business, particularly in a manufacturing environment. A restricted or uncertain cash flow is damaging to relationships with customers and suppliers as well as restricting growth.

How businesses address this cash flow issues varies from case to case but invariably it involves borrowing by means of an overdraft or line of credit from a banker. These types of facilities almost always require real estate security and once in place have limits and lack flexibility.

There is an alternative, Debtor Finance, this use the assets within the business to generate the necessary cash flow while freeing personal assets from encumbrances.

Debtor Finance is a flexible business funding solution designed to improve cash flow by releasing working capital from outstanding invoices and inject it back into the business quickly, efficiently and cost effectively. With stronger cash flow and a flexible source of funding, the business is free of funding constraints and can focus on management and growth.

Unlike an overdraft or other line of credit, Debtor Finance will grow in line with the business’ sales, making it ideal for supporting growing businesses.

It is also a very useful tool for business ownership transitions where personal real estate assets of a departing party were previously used as security to a bank. This can be released without disruption to liquidity or cash flow.

There are many variations of the Debtor Finance product. If what I have outlined above is of interest to you I would be happy to meet personally and expand on both the basic product and tailor a model that parcelled your particular situation.

For more information contact: Bob Montgomery Director Corporate Finance 03 9558-6355 [email protected]

Shini CD series cabinet dryers, now distributed by CTS Plastics Machinery

Shini Dryers have been designed for small batch drying applications, particularly where the simultaneous drying of different materials is required. Four model types are available, with fully laden tray capacities that range from 70 to 700 litres. All have a maximum drying temperature of up to 200ºC.Material to be dried is laid on removable trays in these cabinet dryers to a depth of up to 50mm. The CD series is suitable for drying all types of polymer materials, including:...MORE

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Which stand attracted the most visitors at Ausplas??

Flecknoe Managing Director Phil Kitney was very pleased with the interest in their stand by visitors to Ausplas 2011.

We always had a large group of people around our stand viewing the thermoforming equipment in action.

Many walked away with a valued component moulded on the Flecknoe Thermoformer

Phil added, our position near the front entrance was a great location.

thermoforming technologyFlecknoe manufactures and distributes a large range of machinery and tools for all aspects of Thermoforming and Plastic Fabrication.

Thermoformers and Vacuum fomers to form all types of materials and products.

5 Axis CNC Routers for mould construction and part trimming.

Router bits for all types of material that can be machined on CNC Routers.

CAD/CAM desktop design suite for 3D product design, mould machining and production trimming

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