Mecadi Cooperate with Labthink
13 September 2005
A few days ago, Labthink and German Mecadi Lab came to a cooperation agreement, by which they will break new ground jointly in the service of material modification.
With the rapid development of package market, material of single structure and property is hard to meet the requirement of package material and of rapid changes of market. On the premise of cost controlling, how can we keep up with the rapid changing and developing of package market? Material modification and new technology application may be the best policy in solving this problem. In countries where package industry is relatively developed such as American and Europe, material modification has received great attention.
With doctor Konrad as the leader of scientific research group, German MECADI Lab is a world-known lab engaging in the modification and optimizing of polymer property. MECADEI is a lab of great attainments in the following fields: selective absorption and gas separation technology, catalyzer solidification technology, chemical synthesis technology, diaphragm preparation technology, theoretical research of film permeation, permeation research of corrosive gas and permeation mechanisms of mineral oil, gasoline and hydrocarbon.
Since early 2004, MECADI begin to have technological exchanges of polymer with Labthink. The two sides cooperated pleasantly in fields of theoretic research of permeation, data comparison and data commutative testing. MECDI showed its appreciation of Labthink's complete permeability testing instruments, abundant experience of instrument developing as well as its detailed and accurate testing data.
The common research objective and respective developing advantages have contributed to the cooperation between Labthink and Mecadi in the fields of material modification. They will complement each other perfectly by making full use of their advantages to offer excellent service for Chinese customers in the developing and application of new materials as well as property modification of common materials.
