DEC 08 |
Celplast Limited proudly announces employee buy-in to Celplast Metallized Products pdf |
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Date: Dec. 2, 2008
Re: Employee Buy-in
Chuck Larsen, CEO; Bill Hellings, President; Dante Ferrari, COO
Celplast Metallized Products Limited (CMP) announces the sale of a 20% stake in CMP to an employee group led by Dante Ferrari. Plans are in place for them to acquire a majority position over 7 – 10 years. This action brings in a group of talented young people to the ownership of the company, and ensures a gradual and smooth management transition. Celplast Limited, CMP’s parent company, will maintain a long term interest in the business. CMP will continue its commitment to offer the North American converting industry’s best customer service. With a secure future and a continued focus on employee education and
customer-centered innovation, CMP is ready to grow with its customers over the long term.
Should any of you wish more information, please contact Chuck Larsen (x- 231), Bill Hellings (x-222) or Dante Ferrari (x-256)
at 416-293-4330.
Sincerely yours,
Chuck Larsen Bill Hellings Dante Ferrari
Celplast Limited Celplast Limited EBG Limited
From: Celplast Limited, Chuck Larsen and Bill Hellings
EBG Limited, Dante Ferrari |
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NOV 08 |
Celplast: A 2008 Vacuum Metallized Product
Winner -
AIMCAL |
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In the Industrial Category,
Celplast received the Technical Award for its Reflect-Met top-coated
metallized PET, which is used in AstroShield material, a low
emissivity product sold by Innovative Energy Inc., Lowell, Indiana,
for applications requiring reflective insulation or a radiant
barrier. Converted by Pregis Innovative Packaging Inc., Plymouth,
Indiana, and used primarily in building construction and remodeling,
the AstroShield options include
Reflect-Met/bubble/bubble/Reflect-Met, Reflect-Met/white bubble or
Reflect-Met/white bubble/white bubble. The coated metallized layer
helps the lamination meet water vapor transmission, strength,
thermal and fire performance requirements, while providing a
brightness similar to foil. In fact, the Reflect-Met layer meets
reflective insulation standards for moisture corrosion resistance
(ASTM D3310), vapor retarding (ASTM E-96), aged vapor retarding
(ASTM C1258) and emissivity less than or equal to 0.05 (ASTM C1371).
The coated metallized polyester also is significantly more
machinable than thin-gauge foil because its resists the tear-outs
and creasing that typically generate scrap rates ranging from 4% to
8% for foil laminations. Perhaps, most importantly, the Reflect-Met
metallized polyester meets pending changes to the ASTM E-84 flame
test, which will render laminations using an unprotected foil layer
unacceptable. Finally, the fiber-free lamination comes in
easy-to-handle rolls, requires no custom installation tools, and
eliminates the need for any special personal protection equipment.
Although insulation is a big market for metallized material, the
judges concluded, "We haven't seen anything like this with so many
technical attributes." The top coating is key because it protects
the metallization. The judges also viewed the material as safer in a
fire than foil laminations used for reflective insulation and
appreciated its proactive compliance with pending standards for
flame and smoke spread.
(Article and photo
provided by AIMCAL) |
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MAR 08 |
Celplast introduces high definition stripe metallizing process: ZONEMET |
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- Custom Designed MD Striping
- Clear Striping as narrow as 0.5” and up
- No limit to number of clear and metallized stripes across the web
- Well Defined Edges
- Available on a variety of substrates:
OPP, PET, LDPE, etc
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