INEOS
Pilot line for recyclable packaging films installed in Belgium
By Plasteurope.com staff
Ineos (London; www.ineos.com) has installed a pilot line for the development of recyclable polyethylene and polypropylene packaging films at its R&D centre in Brussels, Belgium. The centrepiece of the multi-million-euro investment is a multi-layer blown film line from the manufacturer, Hosokawa Alpine, Ineos said.
Ineos (London; www.ineos.com) has installed a pilot line for the development of recyclable polyethylene and polypropylene packaging films at its R&D centre in Brussels, Belgium. The centrepiece of the multi-million-euro investment is a multi-layer blown film line from the manufacturer, Hosokawa Alpine, Ineos said.
 The centrepiece of the new pilot line, a blown film line from Hosokawa Alpine (Photo: Ineos) |
On the new pilot line, Ineos’s Olefins & Polymers Europe division intends to work with customers to develop machine direction orientation (MDO) packaging films to replace difficult-to-recycle multi-layer films made from several materials. The group reports that the first cooperation projects are already in the pipeline.
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02.07.2024 Plasteurope.com [255683-0]
Published on 02.07.2024
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