James Pels LTD
| Business category 1 | Food Packaging |
| City ( of main office ) | Ramat Gan, IL, Israel |
| Address | Bialik 155 |
| Phones | 972-3-7510718 |
| Fax | 972-3-7517251 |
| Web site | www.jamespels.com |
| About | James Pels was established in 1949 by Messer James Pels and Dr.Shlomo Goetz. Since its establishment, the company has been active in selling plastic raw materials and machinery for the emerging plastic industry. As in the past, the company is continuing today in promoting plastic raw materials. The activity is focused on three main categories: commodity resins, engineering plastics and additives. Lately James Pels have developed new activity and we are promoting various plastic films. The films are mainly originated from the Far East and technically supervised. Our main market today is Europe, in which we sell to more than 15 countries. In the last decade, we have successfully increased our turnover and market share annually. We expect further expansion in the coming years due to enlargement of our product range and entering new markets. We support our customers by giving them financial service and full technical assistance, as well as guaranty on our products. Based on our vast experience, we grant customers cost effective solution to their needs. For our customers, we seek the best competitive product without compromising on its quality. We hope seeing you among our customers JP01 POLYOLEFIN SHRINK FILM JP02HS HOT SLIP SHRINK FILM Its main advantage is excellent slip property. JP03XL CROSS-LINKED SHRINK FILM Cross-linked offers excellent shrinkage, strong & stable seals, wide sealing temperature range. JP04XL-AF ANTI FOG CROSS LINKED SHRINK FILM This film is specially designed to prevent "fogging" for food applications.. JP05HN HOT NEEDLES PERFORATION SHRINK FILM Used for packing eggs, bread etc... JP06S This film has excellent low shrink temerture property with quick shrink, good seal strength and over 70% shrinkage Printed POF PRINTED SHRINK FILM This film is designed for high quality printing (up to 6 colors). POF film is an exceptionally easy to use. Available in different thicknesses from 12 to 25 microns. Is suited for manual L sealers, for semi automatic and for high speed packaging machines. The film is supplied in flat and center-folded rolls. It can be used to pack both regular and irregular shaped products. Products Features: high transparence, high shrinkable ratio, high tenacity, hermetic sealing, low temperature resistance, non-brittle, light weight and even thickness. PVC Shrink Film: For production of shrink labels/sleeves We offer calendared/cast shrink film. High quality, transparent, stable shrinkage. Products properties: Max width: up to 2000mm Thickness: 30-60 micron Tensile strength: MD-55 TD-140 Elongation %: MD-200 TD-50 Shrinkage %: 1. Transverse-Direction Oriented Film MD-MAX5 TD-53, 58, 62. For full body sleeves, shrink sleeves. 2. Machine-Direction Oriented Film MD-50, TD-MAX 5 For wraparound, (cans). POLYESTER FILMS PET 12 micron PET / Barrier PET Chemicaly treated PET Matt PET / Barrier / CPP laminate PET / CPP laminate BOPET Shrink for label TDO Transverse Direction Oriented Film can be used for full body sleeves, shrink sleeves. MDO Machine Direction Oriented Film can be BOPP Plain grade, (usually for flower application) Heat sealable film Lamination grade - treating one or two sides Metalized film White (pearl) film Matt film Printing grade M. K. M. Technologies was founded in order to provide a complete technical solution to film manufactures. Based on more then 20 years of experience in the PVC, we are offering our customers a turn key projects. M. K. M. Technologies is offering the following services: 1. New machinery for PVC and PE film manufacturing and improvement of existing lines. 2. Full technical support before and after equipment installation. 3. Selecting the appropriate raw material needed and supplying it according to customer demand. 4. Full assistance in assimilation of raw material in the production. 5. Full support in finding the application market and guidance to end users how to use |
| Date | 2011 Oct 29, 15:10 |