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Vacmet successfully enters the BOPP film business

05 Jul '12
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With the successful start of their brand new Bruckner high speed film production line, Vacmet India Limited is now entering the BOPP film business. This state-of-the-art line enables Vacmet to bring up to 40,000 tons of first-class Polypropylene films to market per year, to satisfy the growing Indian demand. As a result of the great cooperation between Vacmet and Bruckner teams a smooth start at their top-modern facility near Delhi could be achieved, with the line producing saleable film from day one.
Beside the highly sophisticated BOPP line Brückner also supplied a comprehensive film recycling and fluff handling system. It allows Vacmet to feed the fluff directly back to the twin screw extruder, which in return saves energy and preserves raw material quality (no additional melting process by regranulation system). Alternatively the fluff can also be processed by the regranualtion system.

Direct drives throughout the whole line, advanced airflow control and heat recovery system in the TDO are further features to reduce the energy consumption which is a rising requirement in today's world.

Bruckner is proud to be Vacmet's partner in the challenging BOPP film production and guarantees to further provide an individual, efficient and personal service.

Vacmet India Ltd. is a privately held company, involved in production of high end flexible packaging materials, providing applications in various food and non-food sectors. Vacmet has four manufacturing sites with an installed capacity of 35,000 tons of converted products (e.g. metallized and special coated products) and 50,000 tons of Polyester films per annum.

Bruckner Technology Holding GmbH

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