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Functional polymers - physical and chemical functionalization

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The Functional Materials Laboratory FML  is operating at ETH Zurich within the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences D-CHAB and the Institute for Chemical and Bioengineering ICB

The collaboration between Perlen Converting AG and the Functional Materials Laboratory aims at the physical and chemical functionalization of polymers.

Shark skin coating

Micro-structuring does a quantum leap.  A modified roll coating process allows rapid patterning with line speeds up to 120 m/min making the process most interesting for large area applications. The structured coatings excel in terms of their ultra-low adhesion. Peeling off an aggressive adhesive tape, packaging of sitcky food or easy to clean surfaces now becomes a piece of cake.

Sharkskin coating
Sharkskin coating
Keep-fresh packaging

Do not store apples along with bananas; is known among housekeepers. Apples release a lot of ethylene which triggers the spoilage of many fruits and vegetables. The optimal storage of fresh produce is a demanding issue for the distributor as well as for the retailer and finally the consumer. The ultimate aim is to guarantee best quality at any stage and for a time period as long as possible.

Keep-fresh packaging
Keep-fresh packaging

The most recent development of a catalytically active packaging material enables extended shelf-life of fresh produce. The functional coating captures ethylene maintaining a low concentration of the spoilage gas within the package. As a result your packaged bananas will keep their freshness and right ripeness.


 

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