Windsor’s Baron 2500 infinity

India's first 5-layer Polyolefin Line

September 4, 2015

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Windsor’s Baron 2500 infinity (1) — Windsor Machines has launched Indiaâ€™s first dedicated 5-layer Polyolefin Line Baron 2500, which can meet the most demanding specifications of films even after down-gauging

Windsor Machines has launched India’s first dedicated 5-layer Polyolefin Line Baron 2500. With Baron 2500 infinity, you can meet the most demanding specifications of films even after down-gauging. POD is basically a non-barrier film with a thick core layer and thin skin layer along with medium intermediate layers. There is an increased possibility to optimize the functional property of each layer and also have a higher output by using high melt strength polymers. With 5-layers, not only does the output film get empowered to pass the most stringent regulatory standards (that too with a higher throughput), but also empowers the business owner with a significantly higher ROI it is a matter of getting more with less, be it machine time or for that matter resin consumption.

Windsor has merged the concept of maximizer with the POD line. With the die and the single cooling ring appropriately designed, the user can enjoy better film properties, higher puncture resistance, an increased film output, a BUR of 1:5 and more. The Baron 2500 infinity POD can deliver an output of up to 550 kilograms an hour with the 250 mm die.

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