Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, and NaturePlast, bioplastic experts since 2006, have launched the Secret Sea-Grit collection made from 100% PCR material and aquaculture waste. 

As new sustainable strategies are implemented as part of the circular economy, efforts to find solutions to aquaculture waste are becoming increasingly important. The Secret Sea-Grit masterbatch collection of colors shows that waste can be converted into a useful, sustainable product.
 
Specifically designed for injection molded products, Secret Sea-Grit is suitable for consumer goods and packaging applications in multiple markets. 

 The collection of timeless, nature-inspired shades provides a nurturing aesthetic available in eight sustainably evocative colorways: Bivalve Brown, Nude Nacre, Muted Murex, Softshell Celadon, Beachcomber Blue, Salty Sienna, Brackish Brown and Saltwater Sand.

Visit Ampacet in Hall 8A Booth J07 and NaturePlast in Hall 5 Booth D04-12.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced SunChill color masterbatches designed to decrease the thermal load of dark plastic items exposed to sunlight and hot weather conditions.

Dark-colored plastics are known to heat up when exposed to sunlight because dark pigments absorb most of the infrared wavelengths and convert them into heat energy.  The darker the color, the warmer the plastic item becomes when exposed to the sunlight, with black being the ultimate heat absorber.  Widely used for outdoor applications, such as floor tiles,  construction products and furniture, dark plastics can become uncomfortably hot for use by consumers when left out in the sun. 

When used to color dark outdoor plastic items,  Ampacet SunChill exhibits much lower infrared wavelength absorption and limits heat build-up of plastics exposed to the sun when compared to conventional color solutions.  As a result, colored articles remain cooler and more comfortable to touch during hot periods of the year. 

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, introduces UVProtectTM, a new generation of long-lasting UV stabilizers designed to extend the life of polyolefin-based plastics used in outdoor applications.

Playground equipment, furniture, vehicles and other plastic items used outdoors are often exposed to severe weather conditions and the negative impact of sunlight.  When exposed to UV radiation, nearly all polymers degrade, leading to deterioration of physical and mechanical properties such as loss of elongation and tensile strength, discoloration and cracking.  UV stabilizers, such as UVProtect, when added to polymers, extend the life of plastic parts by protecting them from sun exposure. Proper selection of UV stabilizers, however, is crucial to provide appropriate protection to plastic items.

Ampacet UVProtect 1248 efficiently protects the critical physical and mechanical properties of outdoor polyolefin-based plastic items with long-term exposure to UV radiation. UVProtect dramatically extends the life of plastic items, outperforming commonly-used hindered amine light stabilizers (HALS) with the same additive content.  It achieves similar results as HALS with half the additive content, thus enabling reduction of the letdown ratio for better process control.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, has added REC-NIR-BLACK PE 512 for black flexible applications to its carbon-free REC-NIR-BLACK masterbatch range.

REC-NIR-BLACK masterbatches are near-infrared (NIR) transparent to allow sorting with near-infrared optical sensors. The reuse and recycling of black packaging waste supports Circular Economy initiatives.

REC-NIR-BLACK PE 512 is NIR-detectable, while providing a high level of opacity for black flexible packaging. Products made with this NIR-transparent masterbatch solution are oriented to the polyethylene flow when using a sorting model suitable for dark plastics. REC-NIR-BLACK PE 512 is suitable exclusively for indoor use because, unlike conventional carbon black masterbatches, it does not provide a stabilizing effect against UV degradation. 

To recycle plastic packaging into useable resins, plastic waste is presorted by resin type at plastic recovery facilities. Presorting, an essential and challenging step, especially with the various characteristics of each resin type, results in a pure stream of resin. In most recovery facilities, automated sorting technologies use near-infrared optical sorters.

Near-infrared optical sorting, however, cannot identify and separate plastics that contain carbon black, the most commonly-used black pigment. Carbon black absorbs a significant part of the ultraviolet and infrared spectrum, preventing the reflection of infrared light back to the sensor and consequently blocking the recognition of the resin’s fingerprint by a NIR scan.

While most black packaging cannot be sorted by recycling companies and can only be used for energy recovery, packaging using Ampacet’s NIR-detectable black masterbatch products can be scanned by near-infrared technology for automated sorting at recovery facilities.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, has opened a new production plant in Brembate (BG), Italy in response to increased product demand. The new site doubles additive capacity and all lines are up and running.

“This new site with its cutting-edge technologies will further improve the service provided to our customers by speeding up the innovation process, thus helping to bring products to market more quickly. The plant has been designed to produce minimal environmental impact and will offer our customers a full range of sustainable solutions, helping to meet new industry requirements and circular economy initiatives,” said Marcello Bergamo, Ampacet Europe Managing Director.

“The new site is based on the latest Industry 4.0 standards and improves the production process and enhances the quality provided to our customers,” he added.

Pellenc ST and Ampacet, respectively global leaders in sensor-based sorting solutions and Masterbatch solutions, collaborated on sorting studies to optimize the recyclability of dark PET packaging on existing recycling lines. Since 2021, COTREP has published a test protocol assessing dark packaging detectability in optical sorting. COTREP is a Technical Committee for the recyclability of household Plastic Packaging in France joining forces with Citeo, Elipso, SRP and Valorplast.

Standard black polyethylene terephthalate (PET) packaging poses several challenges for the recycling value chain.

Plastics recycling starts with the sorting of mixed plastic wastes into separate mono-material streams (e.g. PET, PE, PP, PS...) at material recovery facilities (MRFs). These facilities use near-infrared (NIR) technology to recognize the resin type used in plastic articles. The key limitation to near infrared optical sorting is its inability to identify and separate plastics that contain carbon black, the most commonly used black pigment. Carbon black absorbs the most part of the infrared spectrum, preventing the backscattering of infrared light to the NIR spectrometer and consequently blocking the recognition of the resin’s fingerprint. Such mixed plastic packaging ends in a residual fraction, which is not recycled but disposed mainly via incineration.

Ampacet has developed alternative black masterbatch solutions promoted under the REC-NIR-BLACK brand. Being near-infrared (NIR) transparent, packaging made with REC-NIR-BLACK can be sorted using conventional NIR optical technologies and effectively recycled thus participating in the Circular Economy.

Successful dynamic NIR sorting tests had been performed by Pellenc ST in the past on black bottles containing REC-NIR-BLACK following COTREP’s sorting protocol for polyolefin packaging enabling Ampacet to pass the test for black masterbatch solutions using these types of resins. But besides the ability to be detected by NIR and oriented to the proper stream, PET packaging needs to be sorted in two distinct flows: clear transparent and mixed colors items. The mechanical and optical characteristics of the recycled clear PET flakes obtained from the transparent flow are generally close to the virgin resin. Clear r-PET flakes are used in a wide variety of high-value applications intended for contact with food like water bottles and food containers.

Although PET recyclers are equipped with visible optical sensors to sort PET streams by colors, the identification of transparent and dark plastic can be problematic. The reason is that the color detection of the PET container is realized on black conveyor belts. Therefore, the visible domain spectrometers, installed above the conveyor belts, do not necessarily distinguish dark containers from transparent ones and consequently direct the dark packaging with the transparent stream. The sorting tests carried out by Pellenc ST on PET containers colored with Ampacet REC-NIR-BLACK solutions allowed to establish the optimal conditions and adjust the computer algorithm to differentiate accurately transparent packaging items from dark ones and direct them to the correct streams. To do so, Pellenc ST used its sorting loop that mimics the industrial conditions: same mixed plastic stream, throughput. Tests were carried out using both the previous version of the machine and the brand-new optical sorter called Mistral+ CONNECT.

Come and visit us at K fair (19-26 October, Düsseldorf, Germany) . Ampacet will welcome you in Hall 8A Booth J07 and Pellenc ST in Hall 9 Booth B33.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, is proud to announce its investment in controlled environment rooms at its newly opened production plant in Brembate (BG), Italy.

“There is significant global impact from aging populations, not only in terms of individual health risks but in terms of societal pressures and issues. Ampacet is committed to supporting society by supplying advanced materials to the pharma and healthcare industry,” said Marcello Bergamo, Ampacet Europe Managing Director.

“The Ampacet ProVital+ masterbatch range, specifically designed for medical and pharmaceutical applications, was introduced in 2021. To serve critical applications and respond to the high industry standards, Ampacet is investing in dedicated clean manufacturing areas to ensure that the ProVital+ range is produced according to good manufacturing practices in a safe environment,” he added.

Ampacet will showcase ProVital+ range in Hall 8A, booth J07 at K 2022, the world’s leading trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry, to be held October 19-26 in Dusseldorf, Germany. Please make an appointment with our expert Philippe Hugelé: Philippe.hugele@ampacet.com to get more information about Ampacet ProVital range.

Circular Economy is a mandate for the plastic packaging industry to meet the recycling targets set at European and domestic levels. A minimum recycled content in new packaging is often imposed via taxes or requested by brand-owners and convertors to full-fill their circular economy commitments.

While plastic packaging design, waste collection, polymer sorting and recycling process continuously evolve to improve quality of recycled resin, post-consumer recycled polyethylene is often contaminated with polypropylene or ends in mixed-polyolefin streams.

Manufacturing flexible packaging using recycled polyethylene or mixed-polyolefin material can be challenging in achieving the minimum recycled content required, while preserving aesthetics, mechanical properties as well as operability.

Ampacet extended REVIVETM portfolio by adding REVIVE 324, a compatibilizer for polyethylene and mixed-polyolefin recycling streams. REVIVE 324 improves polyethylene/polypropylene blend homogeneity, mechanical properties, aesthetics and surface smoothness. It increases bubble stability and reduces the risk of bubble burst, especially when conventional polyethylene extrusion temperatures are used.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, has introduced REVIVETM 962 E, a compatibilizer masterbatch that enables recycling of multi-material packaging made of polyolefin and technical polymer components into quality film applications.

While most flexible, mono-material packaging films –polyethylene and polypropylene –can easily be mechanically recycled, recycling multi-material packaging structures presents challenges. Food products, for example, may require multi-material packaging to provide gas barrier functionality that protects packaged food, extends shelf life and reduces food waste. Disturbing the polyolefin recycling stream with non-polyolefin components must be avoided when recycling multi-material packaging films in order to ensure a level of quality that allows upcycling into new packaging.

Ampacet REVIVETM 962 E offers a sustainable solution for multi-material polyolefin barrier packaging that enables use of reclaimed material in quality film applications and provides an alternate end-of-life to landfill disposal. Ampacet REVIVETM 962 E allows higher usage of recycled plastics and helps to reduce consumption of virgin material.

Ampacet REVIVETM 962 E is specifically designed for in-house recycling of polyolefin EVOH-based barrier film industrial scraps back into the original film structure, when preservation of optical and mechanical properties is required. Ampacet REVIVETM 962 E improves the homogeneity and transparency of reprocessed polymer blends. Mechanical properties of films made with these blends are similar to the main base polymer.

 Circular Economy is a mandate for the plastic packaging industry in order to meet the recycling targets set by the European Commission. The European Commission mandates a minimum of 50% recycling of plastic packaging by 2025 (55% by 2030), targeting 10 million Mt of recycled plastics to be reused in the EU.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced Fresh+ 1032 AF, a new specialty antifog masterbatch for polyethylene flexible applications that offers exceptional slip performance and machinability on packaging equipment.

Specific applications for Fresh+ 1032 AF include grocery packaging for washed, pre-cut and ready-to-eat vegetables and fruits. In this type of packaging, fog and water droplets can form on interior surfaces, affecting shelf appeal and produce shelf life. Fresh+ 1032 AF provides an attractive shelf appearance while offering excellent machinability, including a low coefficient of friction, for the manufacturing of form, fill and seal packaging.

In addition, the antifog benefits of Fresh+ 1032 AF are ideal for lidding applications.

Ampacet’s Fresh+ 1032 AF demonstrates excellent antifog performance in barrier and non-barrier single wrap films as well as in laminated film structures and provides outstanding slip properties (COF < 0.25) without the use of a migrating slip additive. 

Ampacet now offers halogen-free flame retardant masterbatches, HALOFREE 709 and HALOFREE 229, featuring outstanding flame retardancy in polyethylene film at low addition rates and compliance with health and environmental safety protection regulations. The masterbatches provide excellent optics and film clarity and can be colored with masterbatches from Ampacet’s color portfolio.
 
Ampacet HALOFREE 709 is rated “excellent” in flammability testing classifications including B2 (DIN4102), VTM0 (UL94) and Euroclass close equivalents. Ampacet HALOFREE 229 achieves excellent flammability testing classifications including M1 (NFP 92-503). Both masterbatches comply with human health and safety protection regulations including ISO14001 and OHSAS 18001 requirements for risk optimization, environment legislation such as 94/62/EC (European Packaging and Packaging Waste directive) and ROHS; REACH and automotive norm VDA 232-101 (Global Automotive Declarable Substance List).

Flame retardancy for plastics is designed to provide self-extinguishing characteristics, prevent plastic from dripping when coming into contact with flames, reduce the spread of flames and decrease the possibility of smoke formation. Conventional flame retardant agents containing bromine and antimony are toxic to the environment and hazardous to the health of humans and living organisms when products burn or are recycled.

Ampacet HALOFREE 709 and  HALOFREE 229 are suited for use in a broad range of flexible applications, including carpet backing, industrial packaging materials, ceiling insulation and under-roof liners for homes, railway stations and stadiums.

The bi-orientation of polyethylene to manufacture bi-oriented polyethylene (BOPE) films is an emerging technology, tending to allow replacement
of non-polyethylene film substrates (e.g. BOPET, BOPA, BOPP, CPP…) in many laminates used for packaging applications.
The development of such new film types leads to new mono-material packaging films and generates higher quality post-consumer polyethylene
recyclates.
Ampacet Biax4CETM masterbatch portfolio includes additive as well as white masterbatches formulated to meet optimum quality and processing
requirements for specific BOPE film structures.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, has extended the OdorClearTM, range of innovative odor-absorbing masterbatches designed to optimize the use of post-consumer recycled material.

Post-consumer recycled plastics often exhibit a strong smell due to the presence of contaminants or residual contents, such as food, detergent, inks and adhesives, that degrade during the recycling process. Undesirable smells can limit the amount of recycled plastic that can be used in new plastic items, as they may affect consumer perceptions of product and brand quality.

 

Originally introduced as Odor Scavenger, the newly-expanded range of powerful wide-spectrum masterbatches minimizes odors of post-consumer recycled materials and keeps them enclosed inside the polymer, which allows converters to boost packaging recycled content. OdorClear outperforms conventional inorganic odor scavenging solutions, enabling increased use of post-consumer resins to support the circular economy. OdorClear masterbatches are designed for use with a broad range of recycled polymers and can be specially formulated for injection and blow molding, film and other extrusion processes.

Ampacet OdorClear also can be used in combination with other Ampacet R3 Sustainable Solutions products, including ThermProtectTM, BlueEdgeTM and ReViveTM, to minimize issues such as thermal degradation, inconsistent color or product uniformity that may occur with the use of high quantities of recycled material.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  announces the launch of BioRange+ masterbatch solutions designed for compostable plastic applications.

The BioRange+ portfolio includes white, black and color as well as additive masterbatches that have received TUV OK Compost INDUSTRIAL certification. BioRange+ masterbatches comply with EN 13432:2000 composting standards, which allows end-use plastics to be fully and completely composted in an industrial composting facility.  The compostable plastics are ideal for applications which, during their use or re-use, are contaminated with food or other organic materials and at end-of-life are collected together with other organic wastes for industrial composting.

BioRange+ HOME products in the portfolio include white and color masterbatches receiving TUV OK Compost HOME certification. These masterbatches are designed for use with home compostable materials used in the manufacture of products that will end up in domestic composting units.

Compostable applications range from carrier bags, trash bags, food storage, coffee capsules, tea bags, fruit and vegetable stickers in the food and retail industries to plant pots and mulch films in the horticulture and agriculture business.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, announces the doubling of its production capacity with the addition of new color production lines in Dudelange, Luxembourg.

The new facility in Dudelange currently houses Ampacet’s European headquarters, the Color Center of Excellence and a state-of-the-art research and development laboratory. Ampacet opened new color production lines in Dudelange, Luxembourg in 2017 and added two color production lines there in 2019.

The investment, part of Ampacet’s strategy of continuous improvement of the overall customer experience, will reduce lead times and offer additional product delivery flexibility. Recent Ampacet investments include the Ideation Center in Dudelange, a creative environment enabling customers to go from concept to creation using Ampacet’s innovative color effects and sustainable solutions technologies for a variety of applications.

“The European strategy to improve customer satisfaction is bearing fruit. Our five-year plan has been successfully completed and we are now starting the next one. This color investment is part of the overall strategy to better respond to customers’ needs with respect to both quality and service,” said Marcello Bergamo, Ampacet Europe Managing Director.

“Our customers have our highest attention and can rely on Ampacet to support development of new products focusing on innovation and sustainability. We employ environmentally safe work processes and proactive measures to protect our employees, surroundings and our communities. We continue to look for innovative ways to minimize the environmental impact of our practices and products,” he added.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced Nucleant PP 4000389-E, a nucleating additive designed to improve polypropylene mechanical properties and stiffness.

Lightweighting, a key sustainability trend, reduces the thickness of plastic parts to decrease the use of polymers. However, this can lead to more fragile parts that are unable to withstand normal use. To enhance the mechanical properties of polypropylene, mineral fillers are traditionally used, imparting stiffness and dimensional stability to the end product. Mineral fillers, however, may significantly alter polypropylene density affecting recyclability,  as some recycling facilities separate polymers applying the sink-float separation method in which lighter-weight materials such as polypropylene float and denser plastics such as PET sink.

Ampacet Nucleant PP 4000389-E, a new nucleating additive, improves the mechanical properties and stiffness of injected or thermoformed polypropylene parts without affecting polymer density or transparency.  It allows the downgauging of polypropylene parts and end products while maintaining the same rigidity, and is suitable for both virgin and post-consumer resins. Because it doesn’t alter the density of the polymer,  use of Ampacet Nucleant PP 4000389-E doesn’t prevent flotation separation at recycling facilities, enabling customers to meet sustainability goals.  

 Suitable for opaque or transparent applications, Ampacet Nucleant PP 4000389-E features excellent optical properties, including improved clarity and reduced haze when used for transparent parts.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced ThermProtectTM PET, a range of rPET stabilizing masterbatches that reduce yellowing due to polymer thermal degradation, enabling processors to increase the content of recycled PET in virgin material without compromising product aesthetics or performance.

ThermProtectTM PET joins Ampacet’s R3 Sustainable Solutions products, a growing portfolio of innovative masterbatches designed to support circular economy initiatives and benefit customers, the industry and the planet.

The most common thermoplastic in the world, polyethylene terephtalate (PET) polymer is widely used for trays and containers for food and beverage packaging as well as for household, healthcare and cosmetics products. Furthermore, polyethylene terephtalate is by far the most recycled plastic packaging material in Europe.

 Because it is fully recyclable, collected PET bottles or trays are easily reprocessed into new PET bottles and containers or thermoformed packaging in closed-loop cycles. PET can be remelted as often as required and incorporated into virgin polymer. However, repetitive heating of rPET induces thermal degradation, impacting the material’s intrinsic viscosity and leading to yellowing, which affects the aesthetics and properties of the packaging. The introduction of ThermProtectTM PET enables increased use of rPET without compromising on product appearance and quality.

Ampacet’s ThermProtectTM PET product range is suitable for injection stretch blow molding (ISBM), injection and extrusion thermoforming processes.

Ampacet introduces the Smoothies Collection, masterbatches reflecting the natural components of six fruit mixtures in robust color pathways that have recently dominated fashion runways. The underlying messages of health and escapism permeate the collection.

 The term "smoothie" surfaced in the early 20th century.  However, it wasn't until the late 1930s and the introduction of blenders that it was used to describe a nutritional drink. Almost a century later, smoothies continue to conjure thoughts of a relaxing, healthy respite from our daily lives.

 Although primarily targeted for the food and beverage sector, the candy-colored pastels project a softened, yet lively, presence for other injection molded applications, including health, beauty, personal care and consumer household goods.                                                

 The Smoothies Collection’s six colors are: Strawberry Soul, an enriched twist of red; Pitaya Fusion, sweet candy pink hues; Blueberry Swirl, rich, textured blues; Papaya Mania, sun-kissed orange; Pineapple Twist, a tangy yellow presence and Kiwi-Licious, a tart invigorating green.

Ampacet, a premier global provider of masterbatch and additive materials, services and solutions, will strengthen its presence and service in the Russian market with the expansion of its plant in Tver, Russia. The expanded site started up the additive production line in the beginning of 2021.

Engineered with a focus on safety, ergonomics and environmental impact, the new line features the latest technology in additives production. Energy and water systems have been designed to produce minimal environmental impact.

 “Ampacet quality, coupled with local market intelligence, will enable us to grow our business in Russia and in the countries of EAEU. Our deep knowledge of the Russian market together with Ampacet’s innovative products allow us to meet regional customer needs,” said Alexei Fomtsov, General Manager Russia.

 Ampacet Russia was established in 2008 with production of color masterbatches. Localization of the color business has met with tremendous success, helping Ampacet to become the market leader in Russia, serving more than 1200 plastic converters.

 “The market in Russia is growing rapidly and local presence is key to providing the proper service to our customers. Thanks to global reach, excellent product design, cost effective and sustainable solutions, Ampacet is positioned to best serve our customers worldwide,” said Marcello Bergamo, Ampacet Europe Managing Director.

 In 2017,  Ampacet inaugurated a new color production line in Dudelange, Luxembourg and in 2018       launched a new additive production line in Messancy, Belgium. The company doubled the color capacity in Dudelange, Luxembourg in 2019 with additional lines.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced ProVitalTM+ Colors, a range of medical-grade color solutions specifically designed for pharmaceutical packaging, medical devices and in-vitro diagnostic equipment. 

The choice of the appropriate material and color at the early stage of the product design helps brand owners to minimize number of tests, development costs and reduce time to market.  Produced under strict hygienic manufacturing conditions and consistent process parameter windows, ProVital+ Colors meet the high standards required for medical grade plastics, delivering peace of mind to manufacturers of medical equipment and pharmaceutical primary packaging.

 Ampacet ProVital+ Colors are formulated with raw materials pre-tested for biocompatibility under ISO 10993 and with a strict no-change policy.  This product range is characterized by a high level of quality, reliability and consistency. 

 In addition to the standard ProVital+ Colors range, custom solutions can be designed with the pre-tested pigments and different polymers.

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  introduces ProVital+ White 209, part of the medical-grade ProVital + masterbatch range designed for the healthcare market.

Complete consistency of performance, traceability and control of raw materials used for fabrication of the ProVital + range is crucial for manufacturers of medical devices, primary packaging and in-vitro diagnostics equipment. 

Produced under strict hygienic manufacturing conditions and consistent process parameter windows, ProVital+ White 209 demonstrates safety, reliability and consistency, delivering peace of mind to manufacturers of medical equipment and pharmaceutical primary packaging.

Designed for the opacification and coloration of primary and secondary packaging, medical devices and in-vitro diagnostic equipment, ProVital+ White 209 complies with the highest quality and performance requirements to enable the healthcare industry to meet stringent medical regulations. It has been formulated with selected raw materials pretested for biocompatibility, according to ISO 10993 and European Pharmacopeia (Ph. Eur.) monograph 3.1.3.  

Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader,  has introduced the ProVital and ProVital + range of masterbatches for healthcare applications.

ProVital + is specifically formulated with selected raw materials that have been pre-tested to European Pharmacopeia section 3.1.3 and biocompatibility according to ISO 10993 standards.

“Our unique set of knowledge in the use of materials, gathered from multiple industries associated with the expertise of our regulatory experts, led to development of a portfolio of masterbatch solutions specifically designed for pharmaceutical and medical markets,” says Philippe Hugelé,  Ampacet Strategic Business Manager Medical and Rigid Packaging.  “Engineered with premium quality raw materials and produced under strict manufacturing conditions,  Ampacet ProVital masterbatches help manufacturers of medical equipment and pharmaceutical primary packaging to meet high industry requirements and stringent medical regulations,” he added.

Plastics, essential in the medical market, are replacing conventional materials such as metal, ceramic and glass for their mechanical properties, processing ease, quality, cost-effectiveness, ease of sterilization and the ability to mold complex shapes.  Consistency of performance, traceability and control of raw materials are crucial for manufacturers of medical devices, primary packaging or in vitro diagnostics equipment.  For decades,  Ampacet has been a reliable partner, adhering to stringent quality and

performance criteria. By building strong long-lasting relationships,  Ampacet helps create a robust and transparent supply chain.

In keeping with the complex regulatory environment, Ampacet supports its customers with the full regulatory data package required for product design.