Reliable. Resilient. Recycled.
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AGS Technology is excited to announce the addition of Sales Manager, Steve Racelis. He comes to AGS with over 20 years sales management experience in the automotive industry working for companies such as Uniform Color, Johnson Controls, Prince, and MRC Polymers. Steve recently spent 11+ years in education…
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AGS enters parts competition for Molding 2020 with molding-process partners, iMFLUX. “We are excited to show the capabilities of both AGS and iMFLUX and feel confident that our submitted part has a great chance of winning!” said George Staniulis of AGS Technology.
Over the last twenty-five years the majority of non-appearance, functional plastic parts that AGS has run across are black in color. This still leaves a significant number of these parts being molded in virgin, natural plastic. This begs the question, why are some non-appearance parts molded in natural instead of black color?
Most custom injection molding companies use a general purpose screw design in their machines to process the widest range of plastic materials. From the very beginning, AGS Technology has specified a mixing screw design. AGS’ initial injection molding screw design was based on years of compounding experience extruding recycled plastics. This original design helped ensure […]
Article in Recycling Today summarizes low constant pressure processing technology and highlights successful results of an AGS Technology and iMFLUX partnership.
AGS Technology is exhibiting at the Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce (APACC) East-West Business Connection March 5, 2020 in Livonia-MI. Visit our booth to meet the AGS team and discuss your opportunity.
AGS Technology’s George Staniulis will be a Speaker at the Plastics In Motion 2020 conference, March 11th at 3:00PM in New Orleans, LA. George will be co-presenting “Automotive Applications of Low-Constant Pressure Technology to Injection-Mold Recycled Plastics” with Gene Altonen, Chief Technology Officer, iMFLUX.