Beckmann Converting Adds New Laminating Pattern to Portfolio
Amsterdam, NY, Thursday, February 29, 2024– Beckmann Converting, Inc, the roll-to-roll toll laminator of textile composites specializing in ultrasonic bonding lamination, announces the addition of a new bonding pattern to its portfolio. With a unique bond point shape and pattern, the “CC” roll provides another option for customers needing high inter-ply adhesion for their applications. The company indicates that it is available immediately to run Hand Trials and Roll Trials, typically the path to launching lamination of production quantities.
“This special pattern provides bonded area close to 10% of the full laminate web”, reports Ray Piascik, Vice President of Marketing and Sales for Beckmann Converting. “It also has an interesting and appealing appearance, which our customers tell us is important when the material surfaces are visible to end users and consumers”.
Two examples of products that could benefit from the CC roll pattern are wipers and car covers. Composite materials in applications such as these typically have 2 to 4 layers of the same, or different, textiles. The higher bonded area, which can be problematic in other applications such as filtration, is a plus in the final performance of these products. The materials involved tend to be lighter in weight and not excessively lofty. (Due to the physical characteristics of this ultrasonic anvil roll, the CC roll pattern is not suitable for heavy composites or for very lofty materials.)
More details about the new CC roll pattern may be found on the company website at the following link: www.beckmannconverting.com/news/beckmann-converting-adds-new-laminating-pattern-to-portfolio/
Beckmann Converting, Inc. is a world leader in converting continuous wide web, roll-to-roll, technical textiles into multi-layer laminates with the application of ultrasonic bonding technologies. The company’s multi-layer capabilities allow for the bonding of materials into high-performing new products and new uses that were often considered to have been previously impossible to manufacture.
For additional information, please contact:
Ray Piascik
Vice President, Marketing and Sales
518-842-0073 ext. 615.
