CAMX 2021 exhibit preview: Armacell
Armacell highlights its eco-friendly, recycled PET bottle ArmaPET foam solutions for composite parts in a variety of end markets.
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Armacell (Brampton, Ontario, Canada) displays its eco-friendly ArmaPET foam solutions, including structural and insulating foam cores, thin flexible sheets for thermoformable micro-sandwich solutions and particle foams to produce 3D foam parts.
Armacell manufactures all ArmaPET products from recycled PET bottles, and the company says these solutions provide a high-performance and environmentally-friendly alternative to PVC, balsa, SAN, PUR or honeycomb core materials and comparable foam products for a variety of markets and applications.
Featured products:
- ArmaPET Struct is a versatile and durable solution for structural sandwich applications, with an environmentally responsible approach.
- ArmaPET Curve is designed for recyclable, thermoformable micro-sandwich solutions produced in continuous manufacturing processes.
- ArmaPET Shape particle foam offers maximum design flexibility to produce lightweight, rigid 3D foam parts using innovative fusion technology.
- ArmaPET Eco combines insulation and structural integrity, ensuring energy and emission efficiency for decades of use.
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