The most-read stories published in September on PlasticsMachineryMagazine.com included an in-depth look at processors who specialize in molding tiny parts such as medical devices and electronics components; an interview with industry veteran Stan Glover; stories from our report on machinery for sustainable materials; and tips for preparing your plastics business for severe weather and related emergencies. Did you miss any?
1. In-house mold making, custom solutions and dedication to precision are among the factors that help micromolders succeed in creating parts so tiny that tolerances are measured in microns. https://www.plasticsmachinerymagazine.com/injection-molding/article/21152936/micromolders-find-their-fit
5. Sentry Insurance a Mutual Company advises carefully assessing — and practicing — your plans to keep your employees safe in the event of a weather emergency. https://www.plasticsmachinerymagazine.com/injection-molding/article/21153932/how-to-prepare-your-plastics-business-for-severe-weather
10. Extruder manufacturer Entek in Lebanon, Ore., found itself between massive wildfires to its north and south, but managed to maintain production with little interruption. https://www.plasticsmachinerymagazine.com/home/article/21154128/entek-keeps-production-up-despite-oregon-fires
