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U6_2 Extrusion of polystyrene film (HIPS) and electrically conductive ESD film

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    In 2006 MOUSE-PS acquired part of Plastchim AD’s assets in Botevgrad, a company with experience in polystyrene and acrylic sheet extrusion of more than 30 years. Following a large-scale modernization, the plant starts production of polystyrene/PS/, ABS, PMMA, polypropylene /PP/ and SAN sheets. A year later, the production of polystyrene films with thickness of 150-900 mc begins, as well as of co-extruded sheets with thickness up to 6 mm.

    In 2015 the company bought specialized equipment for mixing and dosage, which lets us produce PMMA and PS sheets of high light transmission and high level of light diffusion, that is used for production of various kinds of lighting fixtures.

    In 2019 we installed new co-extrusion line for Electrically conductive plastic film with thickness 0.2 – 2.0 mm and roll width up to 820 mm.

    We offer extruded foil from HIPS (impact resistant polystyrene), produced on our extrusion line EKK, with a working width of up to 1250 mm and a thickness of 0.20 – 0.90 mm

    We work together with our customers and suppliers to develop new products according to the markets and to adapt our production to the specific requirements of our customers. Foil thickness, different width and colors, different weight of rolls, packaging, pallets and transportation are organized to meet all needs.

    Our products are known for high quality because we use high quality raw materials from leading world brands and manufacturers, we have modern equipment, and our employees are well qualified and have many years of experience in the extrusion process.

     

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    EN-Tsvetan Damyanov

    MAUS-PS Ltd.
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