The idea of bringing together a group of experts from within the
Plastics processing industries led to the creation of ONEhalf20.
These talented individuals have many, many years of experience
in the areas of Polymer Science, Instrumentation & Control,
Machine Design, and MRO.
This group of dedicated Plastics Industry Professionals came together
and shared one common goal:
To find ways of improving upon the fundamental
design, along with the lowering of product manufacturing costs,
of commonly used Plastic's auxiliary components that are required
by today's processor.
The group ultimately focused on those auxiliary devices, which
are commonly mounted into the industry standard ½-20 UNF
mounting hole found on today's Plastics Processing Machinery.
This team had a single purpose:
"To assist and support Polymer Processors
by improving their competitiveness through lower MRO costs".
The products that were actively researched and re-engineered ranged
from pressure transducers and transmitters, temperature sensors,
burst plugs, to other common ancillary devices. The goal was to
find ways of improving upon these existing technologies that are
readily available today, enhancing overall quality and reliability,
with the sole objective of significantly lowering product-manufacturing
costs.
That clear objective has been met with the introduction of the
ONEhalf20 series of
melt-pressure transducers and transmitters. Extrusion processors
have long considered that melt-pressure transducers are an ultra-expensive
ancillary item, but are a required component on today's modern
Plastics Extruder. ONEhalf20's
team of experts have been able to improve upon the traditional
manufacturing technologies for melt-pressure transducers, and
lower those costs by as much as 50%, without compromising overall
quality, and pass those savings on to you the processor.
With ONE mounting hole and HALF the price, you will have more
than 20 reasons to consider our products.
I welcome you to peruse our website and learn more about us.
For our industry to regain our competitive advantage in today's
global arena we must all be committed to lowering our costs.
