Highly flexible line for Omsk Chemical Company, Russia

• Highly flexible complete BOPS stretching line: working width 4.2 m, annual output 20,000 tons
• Turnkey equipment (e.g. cranes, coater, slitter)
• Plant engineering and overall project management
• Comprehensive programme for training and know-how transfer (e.g. raw material optimization and pre-marketing support)
With their new line, Omsk Chemical Company will produce a wide range of high quality polystyrene food packaging and thermoforming products. Start-up is scheduled for the end of 2005.

Main reasons for Omsk Chemical to favour Brückner as partner:
• More than 40 years experience in film stretching technology
• Excellent financing concept
• Extremely short delivery period and commissioning
• Delivery according to Russian standards: Brückner`s equipment is completely certified
• On-the-spot support by OOO Brueckner, Moscow

Brückner Maschinenbau is the leading supplier of stretching lines for oriented films, in particular for packaging material and technical applications. Brückner Formtec successfully operates within the field of film and sheet lines. Brückner ServTec focuses on satisfying the increasing service demands of customers throughout the world.

Omsk Chemical Company is one of the industry leaders in polystyrene production in the Russian Federation and the CIS. Production volume has grown to 60,000 tons annually and continues to expand. The company supplies polystyrene to a number of chemical and light industrial enterprises. A broad array of high quality products and competitive prices attract foreign as well as Russian clients.Omsk Chemical Company is furthermore one of the biggest producers of polystyrene film, disposable tableware and packaging. The product range is always expanding, and the products` quality has been awarded several prizes at industry exhibitions. Thus, the new BOPS production line is a logical further step within the company`s strategy. In addition, Omsk Chemical is one of the largest suppliers of disposable utensils and packaging in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, and the Baltic States.