Tekni-Films discusses latest developments at PharmaPack Europe
The latest in flexible packaging materials for pharmaceutical applications will be featured by Tekni-Films, a Tekni-Plex business, at PharmaPack Europe, February 6-7, Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, Paris.
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Tekni-Films will be discussing its Tekniflex PXA, high-barrier Aclar® (PCTFE) laminated line. This cost-effective, PVC alternative is ideal for pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, probiotics and other related products. EVOH can also be laminated to the structure for additional oxygen barrier.
Tekni-Films will also be highlighting its high, and ultra-high, thermoformable barrier materials, including the Flexapharm SBC series and PVC/Aclar laminates. These structures provide an alternative to cold form foil enabling pharmaceutical companies to use a smaller blister card to contain the same number of tablets or capsules, or increase the count on a same-sized card. The end result is material cost savings all the way through the packaging process, including cartons and cases, as well as improved production efficiencies.
Other PVC-free solutions including custom extrusions such as PP, PP/COC/PP, and other barrier, multilayer coextrusions, are also available.
About Tekni-Films
Tekni-Films is a supplier of thermoformable blister barrier films, flexible films, lidding foils and pouch materials for pharmaceutical, medical, diagnostic health and personal care products. With decades of material science, engineering and processing experience, Tekni-Films provides global companies with packaging solutions that protect their brands.
About Tekni-Plex, Inc.
Tekni-Plex is a globally-integrated company focused on developing and manufacturing innovative packaging materials, medical compounds and precision-crafted medical tubing solutions for some of the most well-known names in the medical, pharmaceutical, personal care, household and industrial, and food and beverage industries. Tekni-Plex is headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and operates manufacturing sites across eight countries worldwide.
