Review of our arburgXvision programme 09/29/2022 "Using plastic to protect the climate as a way out of the environmental crisis" was the topic of the interactive Internet TV programme arburgXvision on 22nd September 2022. Gerhard Böhm, ARBURG Managing Director Sales and Service, Bertram Stern, Sustainability Manager at ARBURG, and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Josef Endres, Managing Director of the Institute for Plastics and Recycling Technology (IKK) at Leibniz University, joined host Guido Marschall in the TV studio to discuss the apparent contrasts and prospects in plastics processing. Circular economy: the whole value chain in demand Around 1,250 viewers followed the programme live and made active use of the opportunity to ask the experts questions via chat. In the follow-up (as of 26 September 2022), a further 1300 interested people found out more about this exciting topic on the event website and in the social media channels. Three issues were of crucial importance for a successful circular economy in the expert discussion: Design for Recycling, high recyclate quality and the need for all parties involved in the manufacturing of plastic products to work closely together along the entire value chain. Application expert from Lossburg joins in A film from the ARBURG headquarters in Lossburg was a fitting accompaniment. Christian Homp, Group Manager Applications & Industries, presented projects and technologies such as R-Cycle or HolyGrail for innovative labelling and single-sort recycling of plastic products. He also invited customers to come to Lossburg or to the K trade fair to test the processing of alternative materials together and to discuss new solutions. Next programme on 24 November 2022 The next arburgXvision issue, on the topic of "digital services", is scheduled for 24 November 2022, and can be see live at www.arburgXvision.com from 2.00 p.m. This programme and all previous programmes are also accessible at any time in the media library. 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

ARBURG at the Swiss Plastics Expo 2023 11/28/2022 For ARBURG, the trade fair year will once again begin in 2023 with the Swiss Plastics Expo in Lucerne, Switzerland. From January 17 to 19, 2023, an electric ALLROUNDER 370 A with GESTICA control will be producing cups from recycled PP in Hall 1, Booth C1061. In addition, trade visitors can get to know the new expansion stage of the "aXw Control FillAssist" feature at the exhibit and the "arburgXworld" customer portal will also be presented at the trade show. ALLROUNDER with digital features processes recyclate A turnkey system with an IT-networked electric ALLROUNDER 370 A demonstrates how high-quality cups can be produced from recycled PP. The machine features the standard ARBURG IIoT gateway and GESTICA control system - including the new expansion stage of the "aXw Control FillAssist". This was implemented with the partner Simcon and enables AI-supported variant analysis for time-saving filling studies. The exhibit manufactures the well-known "Knitterbecher". Added to this is a MULTILIFT V 20 linear robotic system that removes the cup and discharges it from the line – a first for Switzerland. "arburgXworld" portal links customers with ARBURG A demo terminal will also be used to clearly illustrate the possibilities offered by the "arburgXworld" customer portal, which enables users to manage many services and business processes digitally with ARBURG. To the customer portal 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

ARBURG at the Moldplas 2022 09/19/2022 At the Moldplas 2022 in Batalha (Portugal) from 9 to 12 November, ARBURG will demonstrate in Hall 3, stand 3B12, the processing of biodegradable plastics with an automatic turnkey system. Visitors will also be able to obtain detailed information and advice on the “arburgXworld” customer portal. Compact turnkey system: Efficiently achieving the finished product At the trade fair, ARBURG will present a compact turnkey system with an electric ALLROUNDER 470 A that will manufacture a curved ruler from the biodegradable wood material, Biofibre Silva SI2900. The exhibit features the GESTICA control system with five assistance packages. A MULTILIFT SELECT robotic system with six kilogramme load capacity and adapted suction plate ensures parts are handled carefully. Material drying and conveying are done by a THERMOLIFT-2. The rulers are given a centimetre scale downstream by a laser cell from a local manufacturer, and leave the system ready for use. arburgXworld customer portal: Saving time and money Our trade fair appearance also includes live demonstrations of the arburgXworld customer portal on a PC. This will showcase the ARBURG app's wide range of capabilities. arburgXworld brings together all our digital services and provides round the clock access to this information from every end device. Even the free "Basic" package offers a great variety of services. 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

New location in France 09/21/2022 The ARBURG subsidiary in France officially opened its new building on 14 September 2002 in Tremblay-en-France in the Paris area. High-profile representatives from ARBURG headquarters, Renate Keinath, Managing Partner, and Gerhard Böhm, Managing Director Sales and Service, were present to celebrate the opening of the ARBURG Technology Center (ATC). New showroom offers more space With a floor space of over 1,500 m², the new building is around 40 percent larger than the previous location. With an area of over 400 m², the showroom has space – depending on machine size – for up to four ALLROUNDER injection moulding machines and for freeformers. The machines are available for tests with customer moulds, as well as for training purposes. The two training rooms for the theory part of the course measure over 100 m². Successful Open House During an Open House event held the next day, visitors were able to see for themselves the possibilities of the ATC. The programme included a tour of the new building and live demonstrations of the machines. The customers were delighted by the applications and the specialist talks on the topics of Digitalisation and Sustainability. 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

ALLDRIVE now in three performance variants 10/19/2022 We now offer the electric ALLROUNDERs 270 A to 570 A in three finely graduated variants: "Comfort", "Premium" and "Ultimate". You can adapt performance and equipment to your individual applications – and at the best possible price/performance ratio. Selectively fine-tune performance The entry-level version of our modular electric ALLDRIVE series is the "Comfort" performance variant. The new "Premium" variant for sizes 270 A to 570 A, which builds on this, boasts more flexibility in terms of the application spectrum. The "Ultimate" performance variant rounds off our electrical performance portfolio and makes fast-running and demanding processes even more economical. To the electric machines

MULTILIFT V 10 robotic system 10/19/2022 With the new MULTILIFT V 10, we are continuing to expand our portfolio of linear robotic systems. Compared to the previous model, V 6, the new size with 10 kg load offers a 40 per cent higher weight for the integration of gripper functions. New size offers higher load The vertical robot is designed for efficient automation of ALLROUNDER injection moulding machines in sizes 270 to 570. As always with ARBURG, high-quality equipment is standard for the MULTILIFT V. This includes full integration into the machine controller, a "smart" vacuum unit with air-saving function and performance-based lubrication. To the linear robotic systems

today 80 is available! 10/27/2022 The new issue of the customer magazine today is now available. You can also browse through our international specialist magazine, which is published in six languages, online. Get an impression of the varied information we provide on the world of plastics processing. Customer magazine provides practical information Order the latest issue of today free of charge, or visit our Media Centre where you can download all issues.

Trainees win VDMA award 06/09/2022 A six-strong ARBURG trainee team was presented with the VDMA "Carbon Busters" award at Hannover Messe on 30 May 2022. This award is given by the VDMA, Germany's Mechanical Engineering Industry Association, in recognition of young climate protection advocates. The trainees won over the jury with an idea for reducing the carbon footprint of coffee machines. Award-winning: Environmentally friendly concept The main criteria for the jury's decision were clearly formulated goals, a comprehensive elaboration of the project, and the drive through to implementation. "We are delighted that our concept for environmentally friendly coffee consumption was so well received by the VDMA and, above all, by ARBURG", said Tobias Helber, a first-year IT specialist, thanking the project team. Tobias and fellow trainees Denise Bohnet, Svenja Bross, Sonja Fritz, Mika Hauser, and Jannik Münstermann had invested around 250 hours in the concept and have since already realised some ideas at ARBURG's central location in Lossburg. Coffee machines: Disposable cups are being replaced In Lossburg, 24 table tops and 33 large coffee machines are in use, dispensing a total of 900,000 hot drinks in 2019 – 85 per cent of which in disposable plastic cups. The energy footprint drawn up by the project team showed that the production of a single disposable cup produces 14 grams of CO2, whereas a rinse cycle of ten cups only produces 11.8 grams of CO2. A survey showed that the vast majority is willing to switch to cups or a reusable solution. The team then put up posters to motivate all users to avoid using disposable cups when drinking coffee. For the table-top units, many employees now rely on porcelain cups. Concept can save up to ten tonnes of CO2 emissions per year Another idea is to connect the coffee machines to ARBURG's internal network via WLAN-enabled sockets so that they can simply be switched off at weekends and during company holidays. The trainees calculated the power consumption of the coffee machines in use, standby and during start-up. Result: If all 57 machines were switched off at weekends and during rest periods, this would add up to 6,058 days per year, which corresponds to 0.138 tonnes of CO2 savings per year. A larger goal yet to be implemented is to establish a new reusable system for the large coffee machines. The most CO2-friendly alternative turned out to be to produce suitable reusable cups on injection moulding machines directly at ARBURG and to equip the machines with these. Used cups could be returned to a collection point and then also cleaned on site at ARBURG in a separate washing-up area. If all the measures are implemented, this would reduce CO2 emissions by around ten tonnes a year in the future. 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

Impressive Technology Days 2022 06/27/2022 From 22 bis 25 June 2022, the ARBURG Technology Days took place again after a break of two long years due to Corona. Around 3,700 visitors from all over the world came to Lossburg. Awaiting them under the title, "Think Tank", were around 50 machine exhibits, the Efficiency Arena with its focus on digitalisation and sustainability, service solutions and fascinating expert presentations. Expert presentations to download The expert presentations by ARBURG specialists and partners on the latest developments in the world of plastics processing proved very popular. The handouts from the presentations are available to download. Presentation: "Efficient controller technology" Presentation: "Coordinated plasticising" Presentation: "Circular economy" Presentation: "Additive manufacturing made by ARBURG Think tank: Many new things to discover Under the Technology Days title, "Think Tank", ARBURG proved with numerous application examples that the company does not wait until topics become popular, rather it acts as a pioneer offering future-proof solutions ahead of time. This could be felt at every corner. Enthusiasm and inspiration quickly spread to the visitors, whether in discussions on the "arburgXworld" customer portal, during the presentation on the GESTICA control system with its digital assistants, or in the context of the many applications and exhibits, which demonstrated features such as the 'smart' injection moulding of recyclates live. A digital highlight was the brand new 5G campus network, which ARBURG, as a pilot customer of Deutsche Telekom, used in the Customer Center at the Technology Days 2022 for networked manufacturing in plastic processing. Focus on digitalisation and the circular economy The Efficiency Arena met with a great response. Here, around 20 experts from Arburg and its partners provided information on all topics relating to "arburgGREENworld" and "arburgXworld". The focus at the total of nine stations was on innovative solutions for resource conservation and digitalisation along the entire injection moulding value chain. Innovative machine technology, processes and applications At the Technology Days 2022, ARBURG gave existing and prospective customers the opportunity to experience around 50 exhibits "live" – including the entire range of machine, application and process technologies. Expert presentations in the new Training Center and exhibits and exhibition areas distributed across the entire company covered popular topics such as turnkey, medical technology, additive manufacturing and service. Impressions 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料

arburgXvision: Plastics and recycling 05/25/2022 Exciting, informative, and a little surprising: that's how episode 12 of arburgXvision can be described in a nutshell. During the programme on 19 May 2022, Peter Barlog, Managing Partner of Barlog Plastics GmbH, Gerhard Böhm, ARBURG Managing Director Sales and Service, and Dr.-Ing. Philipp Kloke, Application and Process Development at ARBURG discussed the topic of "Plastic as an innovation driver – new materials and what they bring!". Successful programme On social media more than 1,000 viewers followed the live broadcast, which could be accessed in the media library shortly after it was aired. In the follow-up (as of 23 May 2022), around 1,600 interested people took the opportunity to watch the programme on catch-up on the event website or on ARBURG's various social media channels. The figures together with the fascinating questions from the audience show that this arburgXvision broadcast was once again about a hot topic of concern in the world of plastics. New materials, recyclates and energy It is indisputable that a world without plastics is no longer conceivable. However, and all experts agreed on this, there is still a lot to be done in order to use plastics more sensibly and economically in the future. And so the speakers came to the topic that is gaining more and more importance and that, in their opinion, has now reached the political, social and industrial spheres. In this context, there was also a lot of talk about recycling, sustainability and energy issues. Application example from Lossburg Manuel Wöhrle, Team Manager Industries, gave a striking explanation of how new processes can be used to produce in an economical and sustainable manner when he visited the ARBURG headquarters in Lossburg. He presented the FDC (fibre direct compounding) process, in which fibres are individually cut to size and fed directly into the melt. As he explained, this not only reduces CO2 emissions and logistics costs, but also makes the components up to 30% lighter and, depending on the application, can save 40 to 60% in material costs. All previous programmes are available at any time in the website's media library at www.arburgXvision.com . 媒体专用：请下载文本和图片 媒体资料