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PACCOR uses MuCell® Extrusion technology for its pioneering| Subj: Press-releses PACCOR’s Neocell thin-sheet technology for form-fill-seal (FFS) applications in dairy, along with other markets gets its innovative, ecological and resource-saving performance ith the help of the MuCell process, supplied by MuCell Extrusion, LLC, of Woburn, MA. Bob Hope, Materials Technology Manager for PACCOR said, “The development of this gas injection technology, in conjunction with MuCell Extrusion has allowed PACCOR to offer to the market two new products for Form-Fill-Seal (FFS) sheet, Neocell and Neocell+.??Neocell allows us to eliminate the use of chemical foaming agents, which for us leads to a cleaner process, with much more control over the expansion, as the quantity of gas injected is metered very accurately.“ Neocell technology is designed to offer unique advantages in terms of efficiency and sustainability. According to Vincent Duguay, Development leader for Neocell, “Neocell’s unique selling point is its low density middle layer, which forms through the use of the MuCell process and which makes the polystyrene sheet lighter, more environmentally friendly and also improves the carbon footprint.” Cell size is more homogeneous and density can easily be adjusted to the customer’s requirements. ??Neocell+ is an extension of Neocell. Mineral fillers are incorporated into the formulation, which further reinforces the structure. This enables Neocell+ to be used in applications where previously only solid sheet could be used.”These two new products demonstrate PACCOR's commitment to the FFS market and to offering solutions which bring real environmental benefits, in terms of weight reduction and carbon footprint,” said Hope. Neocell’s density decrease through its use of the MuCell process leads to weight reduction, material savings and reduced CO2 emissions. Neocell is also flexible, because the density of the sheet is actually adjustable according to the end user’s needs. Neocell is available in a varety of thicknesses, ranging from 0.7mm to 1.4mm, and the sheet can be supplied in either white or in bi-color. Source: Extrusion LLC Previous news |
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