Plasnor is using its experience as a manufacturer of thermoplastic sheets and boards to produce clear (glass) PMMA and PS boards for partition manufactures to prevent coronavirus infection in shops and other establishments.
Plasnor participated in the K2019 in Düsseldorf (Germany), the leading fair for plastic industry and related equipment. This last edition the number of exhibitors increased considerably (more than 3,300) and consolidating that plastic as an innovative, essential and future-looking material. This was also demonstrated by the large number of visitors who attended the K2019 this year: 225,000 visitors from 165 countries, from various key sectors such as packaging, construction, the automotive industry, electric technologies, medicine and agriculture.
Plasnor presented the 10 colours that will set trends in the coming years in the furniture industry. Whites, browns and greys will not disappear, but the use of a wider range of colours has gained ground in recent years. This has provided an opportunity for new colours and the combination of them to achieve modern and up-to-date kitchens. Following the trend of the main markets and international manufacturers, these are the colours that will stand out in the coming years: GRAPHITE ONYX GREY DUST GREY LIGHT GREY CASHMERE PEBBLE ALPINE WHITE ÍNDIGO DENIM FJORD After the monopoly of white in kitchens, colour is finding its place year after year. Blues and greens such as Denim and Fjord are forging a path among earthy colours, or derivatives of grey or black, which remain in the top spots among the most used colours in kitchen furniture. Combining them with natural elements...
Once again this year, Plasnor exhibited at the INTERZUM Fair in Cologne (Germany) between 21 and 24 of May 2019. With 1,805 exhibitors from more than 60 countries and a record figure of 74,000 visitors, 75% of whom came from foreign countries, it is the Fair in the furniture sector with the greatest worldwide impact. Thus, it was the ideal showcase for the presentation of the new range of products developed by Plasnor.
Arantxa Tapia, Minister for Economic Development and Infrastructures of the Basque Government, and Alex Arriola, General Director of SPRI (Basque business development agency), recently visited the Plasnor production facilities. Both were able to take a closer look at the different projects carried out at the company using extrusion and thermoforming technologies, enabling them to gain a deeper knowledge of the reality of these production processes and the plastics industry.
At Plasnor we produce large-sized pieces for the renewables, packaging and bodywork sectors. These large-sized pieces can be up to 3x2x0.9 metres, and are manufactured from all types of materials. We manufacture different types of large pieces: fairing, water and grease collectors for nacelles, pieces for railroads, for buses, inner pieces, outside pieces, spoilers…
The new 118.02 regulation of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) obliges the passenger transport vehicle manufacturers replace the material used in the body work building process, replacing standard ABS.
Once again the Plasnor S.A. Company will participate in the Hannover Messe trade show, known as the world´s leading Industrial fair, which will take place in Hannover, from 23th to 27th April. Company’s representatives will attend the visitors by presenting their multilayer plastic sheet extrusion & vacuum thermoforming solutions.
At Plasnor we have our own laboratory and we produce our own colour concentrates or masterbatches, which enables us to be colour specialists. Our team of professional chemists in the laboratory is responsible for analyzing, studying and developing the colors that our customers demand from us by mixing materials, plastics, dyes, pigments and additives.
Plasnor participated in the 2017 MetalMadrid Fair, held on 15th and 16th November, where it exhibited different solutions that the company offers for different industrial sectors: Automotive, Bus and Coach Industry, Renewable Energies, Logistics, Cooling…
