02.06.2021
SABIC certified renewable polymers used in new more sustainable Delizio coffee capsules
SABIC, a global leader in the chemical industry, today announced that Delica AG will be introducing a new range of more sustainable coffee capsules based on SABIC’s certified renewable polymers for use in its proprietary Delizio capsule machines. Delica will be using certified renewable polypropylene (PP) resins in the coffee capsules. The bio-feedstock based “second generation” materials are part of SABIC’s TRUCIRCLE™ portfolio of circular products and services. The new capsules were introduced in the market in April 2021 and replace fossil-based virgin PP.
02.06.2021
Compliant analysis without helium: Malvern Panalytical launches even smarter Epsilon 1
Malvern Panalytical today officially launches the Epsilon 1. The system is pre-calibrated in the factory and is an out-of-the-box solution for the analysis of low sulphur content in fuels. The Epsilon 1 is the first analytical solution for this purpose without the need for helium, which makes the Epsilon 1 easy to operate with extreme low costs per analysis. It is the ideal analytical solution to comply to the ISO13032 standard and similar test methods.
01.06.2021
Polymershapes supports sustainable future of the printing industry as new SGP Patron
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading certification authority in sustainable printing, announced today Polymershapes of Charlotte, North Carolina as a gold SGP Patron.
01.06.2021
Archroma launches new grade in Appretan® NTR range of water-based polymeric binders based on renewable natural ingredients
Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, today announced the launch of Appretan® NTR6304, a water-based polymeric binder based on renewable natural ingredients. The new product in the Appretan® NTR range offers a soft handfeel option and displays an even higher content based on natural, renewable raw materials.
01.06.2021
Schutz von Elektronikbauteilen und medizinischen Komponenten durch das Niederdruckspritzgussverfahren von Henkel
Das Niederdruckspritzgussverfahren (Low Pressure Molding - LPM) von Henkel, das hauptsächlich auf Polyamid-Schmelzklebstoffen basiert, wird zunehmend für den Schutz von elektronischen Komponenten in den Bereichen Medizintechnik, Energieerzeugung und Industrieautomation, Heizung-, Lüftungs- und Klimatechnik sowie Beleuchtungstechnik eingesetzt. Dabei bietet die Technologie zahlreiche wirtschaftliche, prozessgesteuerte, konstruktive und ökologische Vorteile gegenüber traditionell eingesetzten Methoden, wie dem Verguss von elektronischen Komponenten mit Zwei-Komponenten-Gießharzen oder dem Hochdruckspritzguss.
27.05.2021
PrintReleaf increases its commitment to a sustainable future as an SGP Resource Partner
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading certification authority in sustainable printing, announced today that PrintReLeaf joined the SGP community as a Resource Partner.
26.05.2021
Printing Industries of New England joins SGP as Resource Partner
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading certification authority in sustainable printing, announced today that the Printing Industries of New England (PINE) has joined the SGP community as a Resource Partner.
26.05.2021
Airnov to showcase super-small, sustainable Rimless Moisture Absorbing Packets at API China
Airnov Healthcare Packaging, a global leader in controlled atmosphere packaging, is unveiling a new product for the pharmaceutical and diagnostics industries at the API China tradeshow in the form of Rimless Moisture Absorbing Packets.
