TEMPO PACKAGING
Nigerian film manufacturer installs Brückner BOPP line
 In front of the new BOPP plant: Tempo Packaging employees (Photo: Brückner) |
African film producer Tempo Paper Pulp & Packaging (Ota, Nigeria; www.tempopackaging.com) has commissioned a new biaxially oriented PP (BOPP) film line with a width of 8.7m and a capacity of 42,000 t/y, according to German machine supplier Brückner (Siegsdorf; www.brueckner-maschinenbau.com).
The processor now has two BOPP lines following the first installation in 2014. “With the new line, we are increasing our annual output from 33,000 t/y to 75,000 t/y,” the company’s boss Seun Obasanjo said.
But that is not the end of the story: according to Obasanjo, the shop is considering the acquisition of another BOPP line and a second line for PP cast film (CPP). His company installed its first CPP equipment with a capacity of 11,000 t/y in November 2022.
Related: Pandemic spurs global BOPP film market growth
Tempo Paper Pulp & Packaging – part of the Tempo Packaging group – produces films for food packaging and labels.
The processor now has two BOPP lines following the first installation in 2014. “With the new line, we are increasing our annual output from 33,000 t/y to 75,000 t/y,” the company’s boss Seun Obasanjo said.
But that is not the end of the story: according to Obasanjo, the shop is considering the acquisition of another BOPP line and a second line for PP cast film (CPP). His company installed its first CPP equipment with a capacity of 11,000 t/y in November 2022.
Related: Pandemic spurs global BOPP film market growth
Tempo Paper Pulp & Packaging – part of the Tempo Packaging group – produces films for food packaging and labels.
10.01.2023 Plasteurope.com [251864-0]
Published on 10.01.2023
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