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Hall of Fame entry adds to Prischak s legacy
Plastics News photo by Don Loepp
Joseph Prischak is considered the father of the plastics engineering technology program at Penn State Erie, which has produced more than 1,000 graduates and is the largest undergraduate plastics program in the country.
2021 is turning out to be a year of milestones for Joseph Prischak.
First, the company he founded, Plastek Group, a major global injection molder and toolmaker based in Erie, Pa., was named
Plastics News Processor of the Year.
A few weeks later, he celebrated his 90th birthday. (Joe expects to see many more. His father made it to 101.)
Ferris receives seventh injection-molding machine
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A seventh injection-molding machine became available in the Plastics Engineering Technology laboratory during the Fall 2020 semester in Ferris State University s National Elastomer Center. The unit was provided on consignment by Absolute Haitian, the Chinese company s American distributor. (Photo courtesy of Tom Van Pernis)
BIG RAPIDS Plastics engineering technology students at Ferris State University benefited this fall from broader laboratory learning, thanks to a departmental advisory board member Jason Holbrook s continued efforts.
The arrival of a 44-ton Haitian Zafir Zeres ZE 400/120 injection-molding machine last September came about at Holbrook’s direction, according to plastics engineering technology Assistant Professor Tom Van Pernis.