Description

Mellanyl sheet white

Mellanyl® sheets are made of PLA. PLA is a lactic acid made from corn residue. Mellanyl is biodegradable and biocompatible. This means that the boards are compostable under non-industrial conditions. It is an impact-resistant and machinable sheet with a hard surface. The sheets can also be printed, so are suitable for, for example, p.o.s. applications. The sheets have a fine grain structure on one side. This was deliberately chosen to make scratches and fingerprints less visible. The material also looks a lot like our Terranyl© sheets.

Applications of mellanyl sheet

In terms of properties, the mellanyl sheets are very similar to the plastic Polystyrene. This makes it extremely suitable as a replacement for this material. Some applications for mellanyl sheets are: POS equipment, signage, festivals and events. The sheets are therefore used often in the sign industry. In addition, it can be used for interior applications.

Stock

Mellanyl sheets come in the colours white and black. The standard sizes are 1000x600mm and 1200x1000mm. Furthermore, the sheets are available in 1mm to 3mm per colour and size. If you need a different size or colour, please contact us. Then we will see what we can do for you.

Work with mellanyl sheet

Mellanyl sheets are very easy to process. The processing options include sawing, drilling, gluing and printing. In addition, the sheets can be mechanically connected and can be vacuum formed easily. All this makes the sheet suitable for advertising material in shops.

Circular product

The mellanyl sheets are a circular product. Sheets are made from the corn starch granulate at a lower temperature than standard plastic. This is better for CO2 emissions. The sheets are then used in, for example, a shop. The sheets are then collected and recycled or composted. The compost can be used again to grow new corn. As icing on the cake, these sheets are also completely manufactured in the Netherlands, so this contributes to the reduction of CO2 emissions from transport.