Issue 02/2019
Highlights: Thermoforming Building & Construction Basics: Biobased Packaging
Highlights:
Thermoforming
Building & Construction
Basics: Biobased Packaging
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Jandi’s Industrial Co., Ltd.<br />
Jandi’s Industrial Co., Ltd. will showcase their<br />
manufacturing line for biodegradable T-shirt bags, where<br />
the steps of processing raw materials, film blowing,<br />
printing, bag manufacturing, recycling of residual<br />
materials and automatic packing all take place in a<br />
single production line, reducing workspace, managing<br />
costs, and human errors. As hot films are immediately<br />
processed, the sealing quality is satisfactory. The<br />
residual materials are recycled right away as well. Green<br />
materials are an excellent option because they are clean,<br />
simple, economical and energy-saving, resulting in lower<br />
carbon emission and carbon footprint. The solution can<br />
be used for single-layer blown films, high/low-density<br />
polyethylene, biodegradable raw materials or ABA threelayer<br />
blown films.<br />
www.inflationmachine.com 8.1B01<br />
HEXPOL TPE<br />
Epseal thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) of Hexpol TPE<br />
are custom-made liner sealing compounds for the food<br />
and beverage industry. They are PVC free and conform<br />
to FDA and EU regulations. They offer consistent short,<br />
medium and long term opening torques, which provides<br />
consumer-friendly functionality, making it easier for<br />
children and senior citizens to open the bottles. Each<br />
individual sealing packaging system has extraordinary<br />
sealing property, great elasticity, and necessary flexibility<br />
and is shown in an organoleptic evaluation with the<br />
capability to preserve the original taste. The solution can<br />
be used for carbonated soft drinks, beer, wine, juice and<br />
milk-based beverages, and still performs satisfactorily<br />
after cold fill, hot fill, pasteurization or sterilization<br />
processes.<br />
Dryflex Green is a family of biobased thermoplastic<br />
elastomer (TPE) compounds. A range of options has<br />
been developed containing raw materials from renewable<br />
resources that have been responsibly grown. Raw<br />
materials can be produced from various renewable<br />
sources, these include products and by-products from<br />
agricultural that are rich in carbohydrates, especially<br />
saccharides such as grain, sugar beet, sugar cane,<br />
etc. The biobased content could derive from different<br />
raw materials such as polymers, fillers, plasticizers or<br />
additives. The Dryflex Green family includes compounds<br />
with amounts of renewable content up to 90 % (ASTM D<br />
6866-12) and hardness from 30 Shore A to 50 Shore D.<br />
Amut Group spa<br />
Italian Amut Group will present equipment from<br />
its Packaging Film Division, its Extrusion Division, its<br />
Recycling Division and its Thermoforming Division.<br />
“Go Green” is the motto adopted by Amut to enforce<br />
the recent circular economy trend to support the use<br />
of materials in extrusion and thermoforming process<br />
with low environmental impact. The ACF 820-PLUS<br />
thermoforming machine will be in operation at the booth<br />
using r-PET foil made with Amut-Erema extrusion line<br />
and Ingeo foil. Ingeo is the PLA provided by NatureWorks<br />
company. NatureWorks and Amut have recently started a<br />
collaboration to propose PLA for food contact packaging.<br />
www.amut.it 4.1C55<br />
www.hexpoltpe.com 13.2E51<br />
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