Holder of more than 350 patents and exclusive film formulations, SLEEVER bases its excellence and creativity on 50 years of expertise and a unique vertical integration, from film formulations to equipment and services, integrating sleeve transformation and multiple printing techniques.
The ecological transition is at the heart of its mission: sleeve solutions are designed for the "bottle-to-bottle" recycling of primary packaging, with dedicated offerings for each material. Agile and competitive equipment, with controlled energy consumption, enables their implementation to reduce the carbon footprint of products without compromising performance. Modular and flexible, using steam or infrared/hot air shrink technology, Sleever Machines equipment is designed to adapt to the specificities of markets and the requirements of its customers.
The innovations presented at the ALL4PACK trade fair demonstrate these advances:
LDPET®, an integral sleeve label compatible with PET "bottle-to-bottle" recycling, which has won multiple awards and is already adopted by major players in the beverage market, continues its development and enriches its offering with the launch of 2 innovations in Europe:
- It is available in hot air infrared technology for solid food markets and moisture-sensitive products, with Combiskinner LDPET® equipment, to combine performance and controlled energy consumption.
- The LDPET® White Barrier now features a "Light Barrier" function, offering dairy and juice brands the option of switching to 100% recyclable PET packaging while preserving their product properties and brand identity. For a comprehensive solution, the Combisteam LDPET® WB, with its 50% reduced steam consumption, enables implementation that contributes to reducing the carbon footprint of products without compromising competitiveness.
The "PCR30" safety and energizing product ranges incorporate 30% PCR material of origin and percentage certified by Recyclass, and equipment adapted to these new generation films, to support brands in fulfilling their voluntary commitments.
