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TEAR TAPE/TEAR STRIPS Self-adhesive tear tape and tear strips with a hot-melt coating for food and non-food packaging, for example for cheese triangles, CDs and tobacco products. The tear tape can be supplied in several versions (e.g. printed) as required. Different standard colours and widths can also be delivered directly from stock. Do you have any questions about tear tape? We are here to help and will gladly advise you on the right tear tape for your product. Tear tape/tear strips – the facts: Use for food and non-food packaging Self-adhesive or with a hot-melt coating Also available printed and/or dyed as required Available directly from stock in several standard colours and widths

We developed a special process for making fine powder systems and composites from low-viscosity melts. With the patented cryo-spraying process CSP, it has become possible to produce highly sensitive products directly from a hot melt to form a solid powder without after-cooling. The entire spraying process is overlaid with nitrogen and also protects very critical substances against oxidation and thermal stress.

Matco has a cooperation agreement for the Benelux and Germany with Hainaut Plast Industry, located in Cambrai (France). This company manufactures PVB out of windscreens and safety glass. Start: January 2016 Capacity: 15,000T/year post-consumer PVB with a 99.5% purity Type: pellets The pellets can also be grounded to powder (200µm) or be turned into liquid. The post-consumer PVB can be used as such (extrusion) or as a cost-reducing product to replace PP, PE, HDPE, PVC, PA, etc., it can be used in extrusion, thermo-forming and injection moulding. PVB applications: - Elastomers - Impact modifier - PVC compound - Textile binder - Hot melt - Coatings - Adhesives

For the start of our book production, we have set great store, even with a run 1 the book block exactly in the envelope. For this we have acquired an English grooving machine, which can groove us the envelope before the book block is hung. The groove lines are set according to the page number and size of the book. They are then engraved in the envelope. The cover thus becomes something like a shaft with two hinges for the book block. This is then after the gluing of the spine. In the English brochure we put in the envelope before even 6 groove lines, so that the flaps later neatly turn over and the book cover does not bulge.We're not cooking hot glue any longer. Hot melt adhesives are increasingly suspected of producing carcinogenic vapors. They then gas during production and are extracted by suction and led into the environment via an exhaust air system. Our glue is neither carcinogenic nor has it to be boiled up. Nor does it emit any unpleasant odors, not during and not ...