
22 Jul 2004
Eastman Chemical Company at Emballage 2004 Hall 6, C-095 November 22-26, 2004
At Emballage, Eastman Chemical Company will demonstrate how its product range brings added benefits to design and creative marketing professionals in the packaging market – ranging from luxury packaging to shrink sleeves, device packaging and fluid packaging.
Key products on show will be The Glass Polymer™, a new alternative to glass for high clarity, thick-walled containers. Glass Polymer looks and feels like glass and it offers new opportunities for differentiation on the shop shelf because of its extended design possibilities. The Glass Polymer allows elegant thick-walled containers to be designed with high clarity, beauty and strength. These can be produced either by injection molding or blow-molding. The material provides designers with a durable, yet clear alternative to traditional glass as a packaging material. (For more information see www.theglasspolymer.com)
In addition, Eastman will show the latest developments in Embrace copolyester, a resin that provides maximum design freedom and maximum shelf appeal for the packaging designer due to its ability to produce attractive graphics and a label that can fit to high contour containers.
Clear, large capacity containers featuring a genuine grip-handle are now possible with a new Eastman family of copolyester resins that combine the clarity properties of PET with the functionalities offered by extrusion-blow molded polyolefins. Such containers can be produced with capacities of more than one liter!
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Eastman Chemical Company
Fascinatio Boulevard 602-614
2909 VA Capelle a/d IJssel
Netherlands
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About Eastman Chemical Company
Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE: EMN) manufactures and markets chemicals, fibers and plastics worldwide. It provides key differentiated coatings, adhesives and specialty plastics products; is the world’s largest producer of PET polymers for packaging; and is a major supplier of cellulose acetate fibers. Eastman is leveraging its heritage of innovation and strength in polyester, acetyl and organic chemistry technologies to drive growth and meet increasing demand in four select markets: building and construction, packaging, healthcare, and electronics. Founded in 1920 and headquartered in Kingsport, Tenn., Eastman is a FORTUNE 500 company with 2004 sales of $6.6 billion and approximately 12,000 employees.
For more information about Eastman and its products, visit www.eastman.com.
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Eastman Chemical Company
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EMG
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