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Another meeting of plastics universal for its 2010 injection machines market study
"The transformer will be associated with the moldista if it is to survive"
Interview with Isidoro Altés, Erinca
Drafting Interempresas19/02/2010
February 19, 2010
After the celebration of the traditional meeting of suppliers of injectors, Interempresas-plastics universal wanted to know the opinion of the main Spanish suppliers about current issues of concern to the sector in our country.
Reducing the consumption of machines is one of the trends that we hear about more. It is a simple fashion or really Spanish plastics transformer calculated rigorously its production costs including energy consumption?
The transformer is beginning to be aware of the costs of production, but the reality is that the trend of the electrical machine is more for their cleaning to your savings. What you want the transformer is to have a good cast and that the machine does not stop, because he knows that the profit margin is above all in the average of all the factors.
It is different when we talk with companies that have engineering departments, which often have to help design the pieces, and even the application of materials and dyes.
Talk about the future is difficult. But, does he not dare describe the panorama of the Spanish plastics industry by 2015?
The trend is downward fully. The picture is that the transformer or it is a process of integration, Assembly and association with some moldista or will come out of the market. Therefore, it will be another type of the current transformer.
Their main arguments of sale in 2010 put in first-line matters relating to costs or to the injection technique?
The technique of injection with the reduction in staff costs. In short, automation and grouping of output per work Islands.
