Ceramicx IR heating on show at Chinaplas 2012
28 March, 2012
As Chinaplas 2012 prepares to open its doors once more a new exhibitor - Ceramicx - is waiting in the wings - ready to launch a raft of high quality and in-demand IR heating products for the Chinese plastics processing industries.
Expectations are running high for Frank and Cathal Wilson who will both make the trip personally and who will both man the Ceramicx exhibition booth in Shanghai from April 18-21, 2012. Hall W1 – Stand T27 According to Frank Wilson, 'the Chinaplas timing is near perfect for us and for our products. The Ceramicx investment in world-class quality systems, product traceability and performance has all yielded first class fruit - which is offered to the Chinese market at just the right time. 
Success in China now means supplying just these qualities into the Chinese marketplace. We believe that Chinese thermoformers, machine builders and Chinese plastics generally will be quick to see the advantages in quality infrared heating (IR) heating performance and in buying these products from Ceramicx. Wilson adds that 'our agents in Beijing and our new distributor GSAE has got us off to a great start. Their combined energy and know-how has been invaluable in spreading the Ceramicx word throughout the many markets and provinces of China. And how we have the opportunity of Chinaplas in Shanghai to work with.' This year's Chinaplas features a growing eco-emphasis; showing energy saving servo motors, all-electric injection molding machines, bioplastics materials, and many new recycling technologies. Frank Wilson says that 'this kind of emphasis suits Ceramicx down to the ground. Not only do we insist on energy management and measurement as part of our customer service we are also aiming to use alternative energy sources in order to make our ceramic elements the lowest carbon footprinted in the world. Chinaplas will give us some excellent clues and orientation to help us satisfy these new environmental markets.' Ceramicx will be exhibiting its infrared heating solutions in the so called Rest of the World hall at China. As befits geography the Ceramicx stand will be positioned between the British and USA pavillions
28 March, 2012
As Chinaplas 2012 prepares to open its doors once more a new exhibitor - Ceramicx - is waiting in the wings - ready to launch a raft of high quality and in-demand IR heating products for the Chinese plastics processing industries.
Expectations are running high for Frank and Cathal Wilson who will both make the trip personally and who will both man the Ceramicx exhibition booth in Shanghai from April 18-21, 2012. Hall W1 – Stand T27 According to Frank Wilson, 'the Chinaplas timing is near perfect for us and for our products. The Ceramicx investment in world-class quality systems, product traceability and performance has all yielded first class fruit - which is offered to the Chinese market at just the right time. Success in China now means supplying just these qualities into the Chinese marketplace. We believe that Chinese thermoformers, machine builders and Chinese plastics generally will be quick to see the advantages in quality infrared heating (IR) heating performance and in buying these products from Ceramicx. Wilson adds that 'our agents in Beijing and our new distributor GSAE has got us off to a great start. Their combined energy and know-how has been invaluable in spreading the Ceramicx word throughout the many markets and provinces of China. And how we have the opportunity of Chinaplas in Shanghai to work with.' This year's Chinaplas features a growing eco-emphasis; showing energy saving servo motors, all-electric injection molding machines, bioplastics materials, and many new recycling technologies. Frank Wilson says that 'this kind of emphasis suits Ceramicx down to the ground. Not only do we insist on energy management and measurement as part of our customer service we are also aiming to use alternative energy sources in order to make our ceramic elements the lowest carbon footprinted in the world. Chinaplas will give us some excellent clues and orientation to help us satisfy these new environmental markets.' Ceramicx will be exhibiting its infrared heating solutions in the so called Rest of the World hall at China. As befits geography the Ceramicx stand will be positioned between the British and USA pavillions
