Extruded Plastic Cores are offered in recycled polyethylene.
Press Release Summary:
Intended for converters of paper, non-wovens, film, and foil, precision extruded plastic cores are available in reprocessed as well as virgin high-density polyethylene (HDPE). Sizes handle full range of requirements, from narrow to wide web, in lengths to 84 in. Offered in standard lengths or pre-cut, moisture-resistant cores are dimensionally stable; are available in custom wall thickness, diameter, and other specifications; and can be reused/recycled.
Original Press Release:
Cores for Converters of Paper, Non-Wovens, Film and Foil Now Offered in Recycled Polyethylene
Warminster, PA: Double H Plastics now produces precision, extruded plastic cores in reprocessed as well as virgin high-density polyethylene. Sizes offered handle the full range of requirements, from narrow web to wide web, in lengths to 84 inches.
Users can purchase standard lengths or order them pre-cut on Double H Plastic's precision core cutters. The company also provides cores in custom dimensions of wall thickness, diameter and other specifications. Special packaging is also offered, and the cores can be both re-used and recycled.
Being moisture-resistant, these cores are dimensionally stable and can be sterilized. And because of their minimal dusting, they're suitable for clean room applications. For film converters and others, cores can be supplied with the specified surface characteristics.
Stock sizes can be shipped within 24 hours and, due to the company's unusually low minimum order requirements, they can be purchased in very small lots. Samples of all stock cores are available.
Fully automatic machines are used to produce the cores, delivering maximum uniformity while reducing scrap and improving productivity. Close monitoring of the process during and after production ensures that tolerances for length, diameter, surface quality and roundness meet or exceed industry standards.
For more specialized requirements, Double H Plastics has a staff of application engineers and other specialists to provide assistance.
The company also produces smaller cores used for retail operations in single or twin-wall honeycomb designs, with tolerances that enable the paper to feed reliably, even under the most intense, high speed conditions. The firm maintains a major market lead in this application. In all, Double H Plastics maintains over twenty-million cores in stock.
Established in 1974, Double H Plastics adheres to HACCP and the strict Food Safety requirements defined by the American Institute of Baking (AIB).
Double H Plastics developed the first precision plastic cores for small rolls of paper, pioneered the economical molding of plastic composite lids with high quality graphics, and developed the small, hollow plastic tubes used throughout the converting industry.
All Double H Plastics' products are produced in the U.S. With headquarters in Pennsylvania, the firm operates three plants in the eastern and central states.
