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    KCL Launches Open Access Piloting Services

    BY Composights

    Published: 19 Aug 2025

    KCL has introduced open access piloting services to support R&D teams in the development and validation of sustainable high-barrier materials. The services leverage KCL s state-of-the-art roll-to-roll co-extrusion and lamination line, enabling hands-on testing of fossil-free, bio-based, and recycled polymers for functional barrier coatings.

    The pilot line allows iterative testing of polymer formulations and material combinations under production-like conditions. With quick parameter adjustments, multilayer experimentation, and compatibility screening, R&D teams can target key properties such as water vapor, oxygen, grease, and aroma resistance, as well as adhesion and heat sealability.

    Backed by a comprehensive laboratory for barrier, mechanical, thermal, and seal testing, KCL bridges the gap between lab-scale concepts and industrial-scale applications. The integrated setup enables researchers to refine formulations, validate performance, and reduce development risks with data-rich feedback.

    By combining advanced infrastructure with expert technical support, KCL provides an agile environment for piloting sustainable packaging innovations, from compostable barriers to recyclable structures.

    Source: kcl.fi

    Home News KCL Launches Open Access Piloting Services

    KCL Launches Open Access Piloting Services

    BY Composights

    Published: 19 Aug 2025

    KCL has introduced open access piloting services to support R&D teams in the development and validation of sustainable high-barrier materials. The services leverage KCL s state-of-the-art roll-to-roll co-extrusion and lamination line, enabling hands-on testing of fossil-free, bio-based, and recycled polymers for functional barrier coatings.

    The pilot line allows iterative testing of polymer formulations and material combinations under production-like conditions. With quick parameter adjustments, multilayer experimentation, and compatibility screening, R&D teams can target key properties such as water vapor, oxygen, grease, and aroma resistance, as well as adhesion and heat sealability.

    Backed by a comprehensive laboratory for barrier, mechanical, thermal, and seal testing, KCL bridges the gap between lab-scale concepts and industrial-scale applications. The integrated setup enables researchers to refine formulations, validate performance, and reduce development risks with data-rich feedback.

    By combining advanced infrastructure with expert technical support, KCL provides an agile environment for piloting sustainable packaging innovations, from compostable barriers to recyclable structures.

    Source: kcl.fi