Khushboo Doshi, managing director of Rajoo Engineers with Nonafoil, a nine-layer blown film extrusion line for flexible packaging, at the PlastFocus exhibition in Dwarka. Photo PSA
Rajkot-based Rajoo Engineers launched the Nonafoil, a nine-layer blown film extrusion line for flexible packaging, at the PlastFocus exhibition in Dwarka. Apart from the Nonafoil, the company showcased the Lamina rPET, sheet extrusion line, and technology for CPVC compounding.
The Nonafoil runs at a speed of 350 kilograms an hour and processes high-barrier recyclable film solutions for various applications, from food packaging to thermoformable film. It enables producers to achieve unprecedented levels of film performance and recyclability, the company said in a release.
The Nonafoil generates films with less than 5% EVOH while maintaining essential oxygen barrier properties, enabling recyclability without compromising barrier properties.
The Lamina rPET, on the other hand, transforms PET bottle flakes into high-quality sheets, closing the loop in plastic production processes. With outputs reaching up to 1400 kilograms per hour, the Lamina rPET aims to promote recycled plastics and sustainable practices.
Khushboo Doshi, managing director of Rajoo Engineers, stated, “At Rajoo, we are driven by the pursuit of excellence. Our solutions not only elevate performance but also redefine sustainability standards, ensuring a better future for generations to come.”
Doshi complimented the PlastFocus organizing team for the venue at IICC-Yashobhoomi in Sector 25 Dwarka as it is easily accessible from most parts of Delhi-NCR. She also seemed positively excited with the footfall at Rajoo Engineers’ stand.
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