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Its business units include Colorite (medical-grade compounds), Natvar (medical device tubing), Tekni-Films/Gallazi (thermoformable and flexible films, lidding foils and pouch materials), Tri-Seal (closure liners), Action Technology (aerosol and pump dispensing system components) and Dolco (egg cartons, fruit trays).
The website uses molecular-themed graphics to communicate its use of advanced polymer technology to develop products across all business units.
“We want the professionals who are interested in our products to have a better understanding of Tekni-Plex as a whole and the global footprint that supports all of our business units,” said Steve Penn, senior vice president, sales and marketing, Tekni-Plex. “We employ 2,500 people—in Belgium, China, Costa Rica, Germany, India, Italy, Northern Ireland and the United States—whose responsibility it is to bring leading-edge solutions to the customers we serve.”
Tekni-Plex’s global presence and strength give it access to a broad range of material and developmental resources. This enables the company to create products that are safe, reliable, consistent and quality-driven. In addition, its businesses work in highly regulated markets so they offer decades of expertise in navigating global regulatory requirements.
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