From naphtha to polyethylene and granulate

Naphtha is produced from crude oil." Naphtha" is another term for raw gasoline. When naphtha is heated to high temperatures (cracking), ethylene is released.

The ethylene is delivered in a gaseous state, is then converted to polyethylene which resembles a pressed through a perforated plate and the hardening polyethylene strand is cut into small pieces.

This is the starting material for the processing industry.

The molten material is blown through the extruder opening together with compressed air and rises as a blown or tubular film. After it has cooled, rollers press the film flat in double layers. It is then rolled up for further processing.

More than 100 highly motivated employees work in our plants to satisfy our customers needs. They are all highly trained to operate equipment which is at the cutting edge of plastic processing and film manufacturing.

Computer-controlled extrusion and welding systems as well as fully automatic production procedures guarantee the extremely high quality standards of our environmentally friendly and food-safe range of products.