Calendaring machine

Concerning the issue of flex ban in Maharashtra, Vinay Verma, sr VP (sales & operation Canadian Specialty Vinyls (CSV), says there is no such clear order or cut-off date from the state government to stop using the material in the state. “The issue is more about polythene causing drainage blockage and other environmental problems in the city,” he mentions, adding that the similar ban was imposed in the state of Chhattisgarh earlier, but the High Court gave a ruling to lift the ban; so the same judgment can be shared with honorable Mumbai High Court. “It’s quite a fact that flex has been banned in some other states; but the issue in Maharashtra is different, and there is 99 percent chance that it will be lifted if we all industry people stand together in unity against it,” urges Vinay.

At its manufacturing plant in Kashipur (Uttarakhand), Canadian Specialty Vinyls (CSV) produces a diverge range of calendared PVC films for various commercial applications, like banners, billboards, pneumatic toys, furniture films, industrial curtains, raincoats, plastic bags and many more. The manufacturing plant of CSV is equipped with automatic calendaring line from Germany, Taiwan and China, producing 2200 tonnes of flex and other product range per month. CVC media is compatible with all printers/printing technologies and ideal for interior and exterior applications, vehicle graphics, screen printing, etc. CSV plant is qualified for ‘Environmental Management System’ by ISO 14001:2004, ensuring a safe and clean operation. For more details, log on to: www.csv-india.com; or e-mail at: coordinator@csv-india.com