Ball Corp.: Ball EZ Peel

FROM PACK EXPO 2008: Ball recently introduced a new EZ Peel non-foil flexible lidstock for retortable food cans.

Nov 10, 2008

The new end is 41% ligther than the standard EZO steel end. The multilayer film is PET / Silocon Oxide / Ink / Adh / Nylon / Adh/ PP

This new film end also offers freight and distribution savings allowing nearly twice as many ends to be shipped per truckload. In end-strike testing, the new EZ Peel end was found to be 75% as strong as steel and stronger than flexible foil containing ends.

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