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•   Biaxially oriented polyester films (BOPET) for optical applications. Brückner’s new, patent pending Relax System
              ensures homogenous film properties and thus high film quality and better processability

          •   BOPI (biaxially oriented polyamide) is perfect for flexible optical applications, e.g. flexible displays. The stretching
              ovens and systems need to be suitable for very high temperatures of up to 400°C, is in Brückner’s new line concepts.

          Battery separator films: New technologies for growing markets
          In the field of battery separator film for lithium-ion batteries, Brückner Maschinenbau has made a good name for itself
          in the market with leading film manufacturers thanks to its successfully running lines. At the K they will be presenting:
          •   Optimised simultaneous LISIM technology
             •   For less edge trim and thus higher film gain
             •   For more flexibility in the stretching profile adjustment during operation: improved mechanical properties
                 such as puncture resistance and optimised pore distribution for a longer lifespan
         •   Newly developed and patented relax chain for improved film properties in regard to battery safety
         •   5.5 m line width – globally unique for higher efficiency
         •   Continued  development  of  its  own  patented  production  process,  the  EVAPORE  process,  offering  a  more
             environmentally friendly alternative for the production of membrane films



          Chem-Trend Launches Reenvisioned, Customer-Centric Global

          Website


           Chem-Trend, a world market leader in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of high-performance release
          agents, purging compounds, and other process chemical specialties, today announced the launch of its brand new
          global website. Built with the customer in mind, the reenvisioned, solution-driven design presents an enhanced and
          thoughtful user experience with availability in a multitude of languages and country-specific pages to more closely
          connect customers with local Chem-Trend personnel.

          The new site aims to reimagine the user experience, more closely aligning the online experience to the approach Chem-
          Trend takes with every customer. Content, from in-depth case studies to product innovation, is woven throughout the
          site to illustrate the value of Chem-Trend to prospects, customers, and partners alike.
          The Solution Finder, a new feature, showcases the breadth of needs, processes, materials, and industries Chem-Trend
          serves. This intuitive tool allows users to navigate the site by their specific need and industry while providing resources
          and insight all in one place.
          “It’s an incredibly exciting time at Chem-Trend to now present a reinvigorated digital experience to match the personal
          service and expertise we strive to provide our customers every day,” said Miguel Psillakis, Executive Vice President,
          Marketing & Technology – Chem-Trend. “The number of possibilities brought forward with the new design promises future
          enhancements in both functionality and usability to better support the ever-changing needs of our industries served.”
          Key benefits of the new site design:

          •   Dynamic display of content based on context
          •   Enhanced user experience through a simple and engaging layout
          •   Improved ease of contact with local personnel
          Chem-Trend is focused on helping its customers become more productive, more efficient, safer, more sustainable, and
          more prepared for what’s to come. Through a globally integrated supply chain and distribution network, customers have
          access to Chem-Trend’s discoveries worldwide, with regional teams ready to tailor solutions for local market needs.



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