SK Chemicals modifies the Ecozen co-polyester lines

François Minec, general manager at Velox said that, “The colour tone of the material has been drastically improved, having become perfectly suited for clear crystal- or glass-like applications.” Benefits of Ecozen include easy processing, energy efficiency, high printability, recyclability and impact strength. Velox said the material is suitable for glass replacement applications in the cosmetics and packaging industries. The company provides the new range in nearly all European countries.

SK Chemicals has modified the Ecozen co-polyester lines, improving transparency and performance.

European distributor Velox (Hamburg / Germany; www.velox.com) said it is now supplying a new, enhanced range of SK Chemicals (Seoul / South Korea; www.skchemicals.com) bio-based “Ecozen” PET glycol (PETG) for injection moulding and film extrusion applications.

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