NEWS | 2017 HIGHLIGHTS
At Interzum, Michael Scheller [pictured below], responsible for product management at Pfleiderer, announced details of the company’s new lacquering line being built at the Leutkirch site. Planned to go on stream in early 2018, the new plant allows for high gloss and super matt lacquering of particleboard and MDF, and with a length of 165 metres, will be the largest HotCoating plant in the world. The new lacquered surfaces will be used mainly for high-quality kitchen fronts as well as in high-end interior design. |
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ACOUSTIC SOLUTION
Print Acoustics, a division of Triplaco, has developed a series of 14 different acoustic absorbing panels for walls, doors and furniture, that not only absorb and reduce all kinds of disturbing noises, but also bring added value design of the interior.
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VISITORS BENEFIT FROM EVENTS PROGRAMME again
interzum impressed
visitors with a varied programme of events. From stimulating congresses and creative workshops to award ceremonies and informative special events, there was something for everyone’s taste. The wide-ranging event programme
started even before the official opening with the sixth Innovation Workshop for Wood-Based Materials, the ideal opportunity to discover the latest product innovations and discuss them with industry insiders in the following plenary discussion. Again, before
panels the actual
“Our vast collection of acoustic absorbing
is developed
the show opened, a reception was hosted on the Rhine Terraces, where international suppliers to the furniture production and interior construction industries were invited to toast the opening of interzum. The prize-giving ceremony for the ‘interzum award: intelligent material & design 2017’ was held alongside the ceremony. “I’m absolutely delighted to be able
to present an exciting trade fair to all our international visitors. Its attraction is in no small part due to its programme of events,” said Arne Petersen, Vice President, Koelnmesse.
to absorb and reduce all kinds of disturbing noises in an area, leading to an increased acoustic comfort, even in rooms with large audiences and a lot of ambient noise, such as auditoriums, meeting rooms and
offices, but also in hospitals and retirement homes, schools, sports facilities, bars, restaurants, hotels…” explained Print Acoustics division manager Kristoff Ver Eecke. The
easily maintainable panels
consist of a core in black moisture repellent MDF and a non woven glass fibre tissue on the back or in the middle of the panel. They can be ordered with various top layers: Print HPL of Abet Laminati, lacquer, digital print.
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