IN THIS ISSUE 2/2010
PRODUCT RENEWAL TAKES ENGINEERED MATERIALS INTO THE FUTURE
Jussi Vanhanen, President of UPM's Engineered Materials
Business Group, describes their product renewal.
SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT WITH THINNER LABEL MATERIALS
UPM Raflatac's R&D is focusing on the extensive regeneration of already existing products and the development of special products for new applications.
ADHESIVE WITH MANY ADVANTAGES
UPM Raflatac's facility in Poland started manufacturing hot melt adhesive themselves to obtain a better performing product.
VERSATILITY THE KEY TO SUCCESS
Specialists from the label sector discuss the trends in and the future prospects of the industry.
PLYWOOD WITH A LITTLE SOMETHING NEW
The Plywood business area has invested in R&D, and new products have
been developed by applying chemistry.
ALGORITHMS HELP ARCHITECTS
Algorithms − a familiar concept in mathematics and computer programming − are also useful tools in architecture.
WISA PLYWOOD'S CARBON FOOTPRINT
The carbon footprint of uncoated standard plywood from forest to mill gate has now been calculated.
CEI-BOIS AND FEIC DEFEND INTERESTS OF WOODWORKING INDUSTRY IN BRUSSELS
At the top of the agenda are, among other things, the industry's competitiveness and climate change issues.
WISA-TRUCK PLUS: CREME DE LA CREME OF PLYWOODS
The British supermarket giant Morrisons and UPM Plywood collaborated to create a new product for delivery truck trailers.
CITY MODEL OF THE FUTURE
The facade of Finland's pavilion for the Shanghai World Expo is clad in shingles using UPM's wood plastic composite.
PROFI SEEKS NEW FORMS
UPM ProFi's product development is currently investigating what kind of end product would emerge from a panel-like wood plastic composite.