working for you. delivering innovation from concept to consumer…… colin smith
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Agenda
Brief Introduction
From Concept to Consumer – What does it mean?
Five Innovative Packaging Solutions :-
- Oxygen Barrier Coating
- UV Barrier Coating
- Oxygen Barrier Adhesive
- Laser Marking Technologies
- Brand Protection
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$9.7 billion net sales
190 subsidiaries and affiliates
300 regional locations, 10 world-class R&D centers
21,572 employees in 64 countries
Sun Chemical’s global presence and leadership
Color & Comfort by Chemistry
Strong Parent Company DIC (Japan)
49% Printing Ink
and Supplies
19%Synthetic Resins
18%Chemical Solution
Materials
13%Neo-Graphic
Arts Materials
1%Other
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-Oxygen Barrier Coating-UV Barrier Coating
-Oxygen Barrier Adhesive-Laser Marking Technologies
-Brand Protection
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Coating Applications - Barrier
PVdC EVOH/PVOH Speciality Oxides Metallized Co-extrusions
Bags Lidding Stand Up Pouches Forming Webs Wraps
Dry Food Chilled Food Liquid Packaging
Market / Applications Package structure Barrier technology
PVdC/FlurocarbonsSiliconesWax basedCo-extrusions/PE
Outer cases Sacks & BagsBoxes & TraysTransient Containers
Fresh foodChilled/Frozen FoodDry FoodFast FoodBakery
Market / Applications Package structure Barrier technology
O2
- Oxygen Barrier- Aroma Barrier- Mineral Oil Barrier
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Technical Data- SunBar O2 barrier
SunBar performances: Untreated polyester film OTR 100-110 cc/m2/24 hrs
PVdC major disadvantage – contains chlorine & higher OTR AlOx / SiOx major disadvantage – brittle & higher OTR EVOH deteriorates over time in humid storage conditions
Oxygen transmission rate measured using a MOCON OX-TRAN® 221 within 24 hours of coating.
OTR varies with PET grade.
SunBar coating replaces PVdC, EVOH, AIOx and SiOx for O2 barrier
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PVdC-PET Met-PET AlOx -PET SiOx-PET EVOH-PET SunBar-PET
23ºC & 50% RH
PET / 50 PE:EVOH:PE Extrusion
0.3 dry coating weight
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Light weighting
Coating Applications
Commercial 3-Ply Laminate
Removal of barrier film or foil and one layer of adhesive Lighter weight packaging (up to 30% reduction) Improved laminate integrity (post flexing O2 barrier improvement) Lower material and / or operational costs Improved recycling Improved shelf life
Polymer Film
Ink
Adhesive
MET Polymer Film
Adhesive
Polymer Film
Polymer Film
Barrier Coating
Ink
Adhesive
Polymer Film
2-Ply Laminate plus printable barrier coating
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Barrier Coating
Monoweb
No chlorine No adhesive Improved O2 barrier Improved shelf life Increased sales opportunity for converter-monoweb Increased yield
Commercial 2-Ply Laminate 1-Ply plus printable barrier coating
Polymer Film
OPV
Polymer Film
Adhesive
PVdC coated PET
Ink Ink
Coating Applications- SunBar O2 Barrier
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Technical Data – SunBar O2 barrier
Flexibility of barrier coatings
Oxide coated and metallized films have poor flex resistance
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AlOx-PET
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SunBar value proposition – general summary
Chlorine-free
Enables light weighting
Improves sustainability
Removes metal
Transparent
Improves ability to recycle
Alternative to expensive
barrier films
Excellent O2 / aroma / odor barrier
Replaces PVdC and EVOH barriers
Improves flex crack resistance of oxide / metallized
films
Extends shelf life
Coating can be applied at conventional film weights
Can be applied on existing equipment
Enables removal of barrier film & adhesive in multi-ply laminates
Allows duplex laminates to compete with triplex
Reduces processing waste
Reduces energy consumption
Saves on inventory working capital
Applied only where needed
Market Barrier
Application
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SunBar UV barrier coatings
potential uses
Protects sensitive foodstuffs from degradation accelerated by UV light
Improved visibility of UV sensitive products at point of sale Allows transparent packaging Potential to extend shelf life of UV sensitive foods
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SunBar UV barrier coatings
transparent packaging for food applications
Improved shelf life when using transparent film
Results after 140 days in typical retail lighting and 20oC
Scoring by trained sensory panellists
Sensory Assessment Grades vs Days
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Light exposed Window laminate bags
Light exposed UVAC laminate bags
Dark control laminate bags
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SunBar UV barrier coatings
transparent packaging for food applications
Reduced photo-bleaching of natural food pigments Cooked ham (results after 4 days at D65 and 4ºC) - carotene results after 2 weeks at D65 and RTP
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SunBar UV barrier coatings
The SunBar UV barrier coating acts as a barrier to UV light whilst allowing visible light to penetrate into the package.
Some foods are affected by visible light as well as UV light. The SunBar UV barrier coating is not a barrier to visible light.
Customers need to understand whether blocking the UV light will bring the required benefit.– SunBar UV barrier coating is only available in its pre
commercialisation form and is not fully transparent.
– Volume commitment is needed for scale up to the fully transparent version.
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What is PASLIM
PASLIM is a new generation of patented solvent based adhesive, approved for food packaging application, offering additional oxygen barrier proprieties to the normal feature provided by conventional solvent based adhesive.
PASLIM product range consist of two systems for following application:
J40-OX+KX43C for non metallized substratesJ40-OX+KX43C for non metallized substrates
J40-OX+HX42M+AD42 for metallized substratesJ40-OX+HX42M+AD42 for metallized substrates
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Range of application
PASLIM adhesives have been developed with aim of:
Light weighting the laminate retaining the oxygen barrier proprieties
Improve the oxygen barrier proprieties of existing laminates
Retain the barrier proprieties of laminate after retort process
Increasing the shelf life of food staff
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Key feature of PASLIM adhesive
PASLIM adhesive provide the following features:Be applied as conventional solvent based adhesive by rotogravure/semi flexo trolley at higher solid content (50-60%)
Same level of performance in term of Bond and Heat seal strength of conventional adhesive (laminate related)
Oxygen barrier proprieties
Flexibility when compare with other barrier coating (eg SiOx, AlOx) avoiding lost of barrier by coating cracking
Oxygen barrier proprieties independent to relative humidity (improve vs EvOH)
Low retort resistance (121°C x 30 min) without loosing oxygen barrier proprieties
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Flexibility feature
OTR : cc/m2 ・ day ・ atm(23℃) Coating weight: J40-OX/HX42M/AD42=about
4g/m2(dry) Conventional adhesive=about
3.5g/m2(dry)
PASLIM
Conventional adhesi
ve
PASLIM protects the barrier layer from flexional stress.
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Barrier Adhesive
PETConventional Adhesive
CPP
OTR : cc/m2 ・ day ・ atm(23℃) MVTR : g/m2 ・ day(40℃/90%RH)Coating weight: J40-OX/KX43C=about 5g/m2(dry) Conventional adhesive=about 3.5g/m2(dry)
OTR OTR OTR OTR0%RH 90%RH 0%RH 90%RH
Ny15/PE60 47 53 5.5 Ny15/PE60 14 9 4.7
PET12/PE60 105 80 5.2 PET12/PE60 17 11 4.5
PET12/CPP70 116 92 5.9 PET12/CPP70 17 11 5.0
Ny15/CPP70 47 58 5.9 Ny15/CPP70 10 8 3.7
Barrier Adhesive(J 40-OX/KX43C)Conventional adhesiveFilms organization : Conventional Films
MVTRMVTR
Comparison data of barrier performance
PASLIM gives barrier performance to conventional laminated films
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Barrier Adhesive
PETConventional Adhesive
VM-CPP
(AL Vacuumed
Layer)
OTR : cc/m2 ・ day ・ atm(23℃) MVTR : g/m2 ・ day(40℃/90%RH)Coating weight: J40-OX/HX42M/AD42=about 4g/m2(dry) Conventional adhesive=about 3.5g/m2(dry)
OTR OTR OTR OTR0%RH 90%RH 0%RH 90%RH
PET12/VMPET12-PE60 2.2 2.1 0.3 PET12/VMPET12-PE60 0.2 0.1 0.1
PET12/VMOPP15-PE80 8.5 11.1 0.4 PET12/VMOPP15-PE80 1.8 1.7 0.3
PET12/VMCPP25 5.0 5.4 0.4 PET12/VMCPP25 0.4 0.2 0.3
PET12/SiOxPET12-CPP70 0.5 0.2 0.7 PET12/SiOxPET12-CPP70 0.1 0.1 0.7
Barrier Adhesive(J 40-OX/HX42M/AD42)Conventional adhesiveFilms organization : Metal vaporized films
MVTRMVTR
Comparison data of barrier performance
PASLIM enhances the barrier performance of metalized films.
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Comparison data of barrier performance
Conventional Adhesive Barrier Adhesive
PET
EVOH、PVDC
PE
OTR OTR OTR OTR0%RH 90%RH 0%RH 90%RH
Ny15/EVOH15/PE60 0.1 9 2.9 Ny15/PE60 14 9 4.7
PET-K12*1)/PE60 2 2 1.7 PET12/PE60 17 11 4.5
Ny-K12*2)/PE60 8 9 3.7 Ny15/PE60 14 9 4.7
Ny15/ink/PVDC20*2)/CPP70 13 15 4.1 Ny15/ink*3)/CPP70 12 10 3.7
*1) Made in J apan *2) Made in China: : *3) Two component ink:
Barrier Adhesive(J 40-OX/KX43C)Conventional adhesiveFilms organization : Conventional FilmsFilms organization : Organic Barrier Films
MVTRMVTR
OTR : cc/m2 ・ day ・ atm(23℃) MVTR : g/m2 ・ day(40℃/90%RH)Coating weight: J40-OX/KX43C=about 5g/m2(dry) Conventional adhesive=about 3.5g/m2(dry)
PASLIM replaces organic barrier films to conventional films.
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Project Simulation – Excel Spreadsheet
To predict the comparative cost/m2, Yield and Barrier performance of alternative barrier structures
Developed to quickly assess alternative barrier laminate structures based on SunBar, Paslim, or a combination of both
© Chris Robinson October 2014
Creating alternative Barrier laminate structures with SunBar Coatings and Paslim Adhesives
This calculator produces a quick assessment of Project viabilityin terms of Yield, Cost/m2, OTR and WVTRusing Paslim Barrier Adhesives to replace traditional lamination films and adhesives within High Performance barrier laminates
The savings estimated are only as good as the data it uses……..!They do not represent guaranteed savings.
Using SunChemical products to replace Triplex laminate structures with Duplex alternatives
Using SunChemical products to replace speciality barrier films in Duplex Structures
Using SunChemical products to create Barrier Laminates from standard low-cost films
Using SunBar coatings to replace Duplex laminate structures with Monoweb alternatives
Note: for very thin films and very light coating weights, the prediction of barrier performance becomes less accurate. Pinholing and surface roughness effects can reduce the effective barrier to both Water and Oxygen.
If barrier performance is critical to the end use of the final laminate, measure it.
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Example 1 – Retort Sausage Packs (China)
SunBar is not chosen for this application because of the Retort requirement
Lam Adh Price Paslim Price SunBar Price
4.00 Eur/kg 12.00 Eur/kg 7.00 Eur/kg
Original Structure
TRIPLEX LAMINATE REPLACEMENT
15u PA – polyamide Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/day25u EVOH CoEx 93.75 10.67 0.24 0.10 No data 1.91Lamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm50u PE – polyethylene
Alternative Structure 1 - Using Barrier adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
15u PA – polyamide Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRBarrier Adhesive 5.00 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/day50u PE – polyethylene 69.3 14.43 0.21 11.93 No data 2.94
35% -11%Yield improved by 35.3% producing 3763 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.03 Eur/m2
Alternative Structure 2 - Using Barrier Coating and conventional adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
15u PA – polyamide Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRSunBar Barrier coating 0.30 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/dayLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm 68.1 14.68 0.17 0.98 No data 3.6550u PE – polyethylene 38% -29%
Yield improved by 37.7% producing 4017 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.07 Eur/m2
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Example 2 – PVdC Film replacement
Depending on the end use application, both SunBar and Paslim offer cost effective alternatives. The choice will be based on other factors eg printing and lamination capability.
Original Structure
TRIPLEX LAMINATE REPLACEMENT
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day cm3/m2/day12u PVdC coated PET 87.98 11.37 0.20 1.97 No data 1.88Lamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm50u PE – polyethylene
Alternative Structure 1 - Using Barrier adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRBarrier Adhesive 5.00 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/day50u PE – polyethylene 69.3 14.43 0.18 13.36 No data 2.87
27% -8%Yield improved by 27% producing 3063 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.01 Eur/m2
Alternative Structure 2 - Using Barrier Coating and conventional adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRSunBar Barrier coating 0.30 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/dayLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm 68.1 14.68 0.14 0.99 No data 3.5550u PE – polyethylene 29% -28%
Yield improved by 29.2% producing 3318 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.06 Eur/m2OTR improved
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Example 3 – VMPET replacement
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day cm3/m2/day12u Met PET 87.98 11.37 0.19 0.99 No data 0.78Lamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm50u PE – polyethylene
Alternative Structure 1 - Using Barrier adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRBarrier Adhesive 5.00 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/day50u PE – polyethylene 69.3 14.43 0.18 13.36 No data 2.87
27% -3%Yield improved by 27% producing 3063 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.01 Eur/m2
Alternative Structure 2 - Using Barrier Coating and conventional adhesive to replace the Barrier Layer
12u PET – polyethylene terephthalate Weight Yield Cost OTR 0%RH OTR 85% RH WVTRSunBar Barrier coating 0.30 gsm gsm m2/kg Eur/m2 cc/m2/day cc/m2/day g/m2/dayLamination Adhesive 3.50 gsm 68.1 14.68 0.14 0.99 No data 3.5550u PE – polyethylene 29% -25%
Yield improved by 29.2% producing 3318 additional m2 per Tonne, Laminate Cost reduced by 0.05 Eur/m2
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1SunLase™ - Description of principle (1)
SunLase™ coating is used to print a white patch on a substrate
The graphics are created when a low power CO2 laser changes the colour of the patch to black where marked
Low powerCO2 laser
PRINTING
FORMING, FILLING
MARKING
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2SunLase™ - Description of principle (2)
Sun Chemical has developed the SunLase™ coatings which are sensitive to specific low energy lasers, allowing the marking of high definition variable data on various substrates.
SunLase™ coatings contain specific pigments, that change from white to black when hit by a low energy laser. There is no ablation.
SunLase™ range offers packers and end-users the platform to introduce greater efficiencies and productivity as well as higher quality on their identification marking applications
SunLase™ range covers most of printing and coating technologies: flexo, gravure, dry offset, water-based, solvent-based, oil-based, UV
Patch is printed with a SunLase™ coating
When the coating is marked with a laser – a high definition black graphic appears
Surface imaging Reverse imaging
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Option 2
Option 3
Option 13
Main substrate
Overprintlacquer
Lase
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SunLase™ - Description of principle (3)
Printing options: surface, surface lacquered, or reverse
Main substrateLa
serImage SunLase™
coating
SU
RF
AC
EP
RIN
TIN
GR
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SE
PR
INT
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SunLase™coating
Othersubstrate
Transparentsubstrate
(plastic film, glass…)La
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Adhesive
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1SunLase™ - Target markets and applications (1)
Markets: all packaging printers/converters or packing companies:– Corrugated containers– Flexible packaging– Folding carton– PE Films– Reverse-printed sleeves – Multiwall sack– Liquid carton packaging
Variable Data Applications:
– Need of sequential numbers per pack / batch…– Unique identifiers per pack, batch, consumer…– Personalisation – Network based coding– Primary coding on flexible packaging– Date / Price / Batch codes– Language / ingredients / GDA &
nutritional information
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2SunLase™ - Target markets and applications (2)
End-uses:
– High volume food producers with short shelf life products, for example: milk: sleeves and labels yogurts: PET/PP lids and labels beverage: beer bottle labels cereal primary packs
– Personal care labels and sleeves
– Pharmaceutical labels, foils, blisters
– Existing production over 5 million outer cartons per year
– Current users of Hi-Resolution ink jet –print and hand applied labels
– Businesses that suffer finesfor poor barcode quality
– etc
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Labelling
Ablation
SunLase™ - How it compares with labelling, inkjet, ablation
These comparisons are based on Sun Chemical’s internal rating, and would be slightly different case by case.
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For mid- to high-level, overt and covert security solutions
Taggant reader systemsHidden image technologyHologramsSpecialty inks and effects
Brand Protection Solutions
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Brand Protection & Anti Counterfeiting Portfolio
Green 1022-073
Overt Smart
Hologram®
Covert IR responsive Apollo Inks
Covert IR responsive Orion Inks
Covert UV fluorescing
inks
Covert Hidden Indicia®
Covert Verigard™ authentication –
yes/no
Overt SunShift™ colour shifting inks
Overt/Covert SunGram™
machine readable holograms/foils
Covert non line of site
authenticationForensic
authentication
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