09.09.16
PPG announced its packaging coatings business will exhibit at the Aerosol and Dispensing Forum, Sept. 13 and 14 in New York City. Also during the event, a PPG expert will deliver a presentation on how changes to regulations are impacting packaging makers’ and brand owners’ requirements for metal packaging coatings.
In addition to highlighting new generation PPG packaging coatings products during the show, PPG expert Robyn McMillan, global segment manager, monobloc aerosol and tube coatings, will present about the addition of Bisphenol A (BPA) to the California Proposition 65 list in the U.S. and how this regulation change is affecting customers’ requirements for packaging coatings. She will discuss PPG products and technologies that can help aluminum aerosol and tube packaging makers and brand owners comply with new regulatory requirements.
“For several years, PPG has invested in developing high-performance coatings technologies that eliminate BPA and other substances of concern to our monobloc beverage, food and aerosol can packaging customers,” McMillan said.
PPG new generation technologies also help customers reduce their environmental impact. Featured coatings will include products with higher solids content and reduced volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, such as Bisphenol A non-intent (BPA-NI, or with no BPA intentionally added) internal and external coatings, N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone-free for monobloc internal liners, and benzophenone-free ultraviolet-cure (UV-cure) varnishes for plastic tubes. “Our HOBA MAX (PPG8900 series) liquid internal liner for monobloc aerosol cans has a significantly higher solids content than traditional internal liners, and our HOBA PURAIR™ powder internal liner is 100 percent solids,” McMillan said.
During the show, PPG will also showcase its full range of Bisphenol A non-intent external basecoats and over-varnishes that offer a complete BPA-NI system for monobloc aerosol and bottle can packages.
For more information, visit PPG during the Aerosol Dispensing Forum in New York City at exhibit booth D8 in the Metropolitan Pavilion, or call your local PPG packaging coatings sales representative about HOBA brand and HOBA PURAIR brand products.
In addition to highlighting new generation PPG packaging coatings products during the show, PPG expert Robyn McMillan, global segment manager, monobloc aerosol and tube coatings, will present about the addition of Bisphenol A (BPA) to the California Proposition 65 list in the U.S. and how this regulation change is affecting customers’ requirements for packaging coatings. She will discuss PPG products and technologies that can help aluminum aerosol and tube packaging makers and brand owners comply with new regulatory requirements.
“For several years, PPG has invested in developing high-performance coatings technologies that eliminate BPA and other substances of concern to our monobloc beverage, food and aerosol can packaging customers,” McMillan said.
PPG new generation technologies also help customers reduce their environmental impact. Featured coatings will include products with higher solids content and reduced volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, such as Bisphenol A non-intent (BPA-NI, or with no BPA intentionally added) internal and external coatings, N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone-free for monobloc internal liners, and benzophenone-free ultraviolet-cure (UV-cure) varnishes for plastic tubes. “Our HOBA MAX (PPG8900 series) liquid internal liner for monobloc aerosol cans has a significantly higher solids content than traditional internal liners, and our HOBA PURAIR™ powder internal liner is 100 percent solids,” McMillan said.
During the show, PPG will also showcase its full range of Bisphenol A non-intent external basecoats and over-varnishes that offer a complete BPA-NI system for monobloc aerosol and bottle can packages.
For more information, visit PPG during the Aerosol Dispensing Forum in New York City at exhibit booth D8 in the Metropolitan Pavilion, or call your local PPG packaging coatings sales representative about HOBA brand and HOBA PURAIR brand products.