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Bobst K5000 with AluBond installed at PT Panverta

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Bobst K5000 with AluBond installed at PT Panverta

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PT Panverta based in Indonesia had their new Bobst K5000 2450 installed at their factory earlier this year. Established in 1989, Panverta is well known for being a trusted manufacturer of packaging films in Indonesia, producing CPP and LDPE films; the company is also experienced in vacuum metallizing to provide extra value to their film.

To expand their offering, Panverta decided to invest in their first Bobst metallizer. The new machine includes unique Bobst processes: AluBond for high adhesion and DarkNight for high barrier metallized film.

Panverta invested in AluBond to improve the bonding performance during the metallization process which is more cost effective than using special resins. AluBond is a unique metallizing process which achieves high bonding strength on any substrate with values up to 5N/15 mm being achieved eliminating the need for chemically treated films.

The machine also includes a high rate evaporation source for higher speed of operation and reduced distance between adjacent boats to give better coating uniformity.

Another innovative feature also included on this machine is the Hawkeye Pinhole Detector which is a monitoring system that at full metallizer speed, detects, counts and categorizes pinholes and other defects from 0.1 mm upwards. Hawkeye sets the benchmark for in-process control; bringing increase in speed and final product quality and an improved barrier performance.

Commenting on the investment, Suherman Tanjung, director at PT Panverta, said “We have a lot of experience in metallizing films and when we needed to expand capacity to meet demand, we decided to also invest in processes which will give more added value to our films. Bobst are well-known in the market in particular for its AluBond process and their expertise in this area. The machine is now up and running in the factory and we are very happy with it and look forward to continuing our relationship with Bobst.”

Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika assumes the role of Editor at The Packman, a position he has held since 2017, reflecting a distinguished decade-long tenure specializing in journalism within the printing and packaging sectors. Beyond his professional realm, he nurtures a deep appreciation for music, travel, and films, finding inspiration and relaxation in these pursuits.

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