In case you missed them, these are some of the most popular and newsworthy Tweets from the past week in the rubber manufacturing industry, compiled by Rubber & Plastics News.
Tweets you may have missed
Know a deserving candidate for #RubberIndustry Executive of the Year? Send nominations to @RubberNews by Nov. 6 https://t.co/xnEzsUUiXr
— Chris Sweeney (@CSweeneyRPN) October 30, 2015
More than 75 studies have shown artificial turf made from recycled tires to be safe ... [EPA] should tell the public https://t.co/CVecqSG5hE
— ISRI (@ISRI) October 29, 2015
.@RubberNews' Ed Noga went to Eastern #Kentucky to talk with Atlantic India Rubber. A very good read. https://t.co/UcOAbjJH66
— Bruce Meyer (@bmeyerRPN) October 27, 2015
Local manufacturers alter their outlooks for the yea.r https://t.co/2LLS8iTsoJ
— Crain's Akron (@CrainsAkron) October 30, 2015
#Welds play a major part in our everyday lives. So what could cause them to fail? https://t.co/n24FgLRPXx
— Polymer Solutions (@PSITestingLab) October 30, 2015
GE CEO Jeff Immelt On The New Era of #Manufacturing & Brilliant Factories: See Video @generalelectric, https://t.co/LacRXH7gZK
— ML Council (@MfgExecutive) October 29, 2015
Scientists Get First Glimpse of Conductivity That Could Break Size Barriers for Memory. https://t.co/ZMnGaqvZy8 #WDD @WirelessDesign
— Rogers Corporation (@Rogers_Corp) October 30, 2015
Chinese #economy due for a long slowdown, Wells Fargo economist says, via @SawjamExecEd - MfgEngNews https://t.co/xjY8Qc49CB #mfg
— MfgEngNews (@MfgEngNews) October 30, 2015
Incredible feedback for #ASCFALLCON15 including the #polyurethane #adhesives short course below w/60+ participants pic.twitter.com/BHHI8g6sz1
— AdhSealCouncil (@ASCouncil) October 28, 2015
Polyurethane helps protect your costumes and props through the toils and troubles of Halloween. Read more at https://t.co/JxDnKaEW53
— ACC Polyurethane (@accpolyurethane) October 30, 2015
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