The new ranges give organisations more choice, based on volume, output, and workflow, with three colour and four monochrome models to suit different needs.
The Die and Screw design is a core RecTech component, part of the company’s broader tech programme to meet evolving flexible packaging needs, especially recyclable film production.
The move reflects the packaging industry’s broader shift to simpler, circular solutions, as brands cut material complexity while maintaining performance for commercial distribution.
With Time Technoplast already holding 74.86% of TPL Plastech, the merger will fold the subsidiary’s industrial packaging business directly into the parent company’s broader portfolio.
The potential divestment follows Ardagh Group’s November restructuring, bondholders took control in a recapitalisation that converted US$4.2B of debt to equity and injected US$1.5B in fresh capital.
The deal covers only the thermal and cold-chain packaging division; MP Global’s flooring underlayment and construction materials businesses will stay family-owned.
The Arnsberg mill, which specializes in liner products, will be integrated into MM’s existing German platform, comprising several cartonboard mills and packaging plants.
The facility uses laser and electronic/stylus engraving, plus automated polishing and cutting, accommodating various cylinder specs and applications from flexible packaging to cigarette cartons.
The relocation strategy shows the company’s commitment to its workforce while streamlining operations to boost efficiency and customer responsiveness across key markets.
FtoP technology skips conventional PET recycling steps like crystallization and drying, streamlining the entire process.