Mono-Material Film Targets Conventional Laminate Applications

Mamata’s RecTech combines a nine-layer coextruded structure with a thin EVOH barrier, offering an alternative to PET-PE laminates for food, personal care, and other flexible packaging applications.

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 Hi, I'm Sanjay Amin from Mamata Enterprises. Today I'm going to talk about the new RakTech film, as you see behind me, that has been developed by our extrusion team and has been made on the blown film lines that we offer as a company. 

So Mamata offers, multi-layer blown film lines anywhere from three layers to nine layers. And with the demand of sustainability, recyclability that is in the market today, we decided to come up with a film that helps our customers to switch from conventional laminates to recyclable mono-material films and do that at a minimum cost of shift. 

And that is what we have been able to achieve with this new RakTech film. This film has been certified by Mitsubishi Chemicals in Singapore, IIP in India cer-certified lab in Germany, and we recently got our APR recognition in the USA on October 13th that allows us to help our customers transfer from laminated films into recyclable mono-material films. 

If you need any more information about where you can get these films or how you can make these films, we'll be happy to offer you all the information that you need. Please visit our website www.Mamata.com, or write to us at [email protected].

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