Magis’ new solutions put the environment first
In a constantly evolving sector like adhesive tapes, sustainability is no longer an option: it’s a clear direction.
Magis has been moving along this path for some time, but today it takes a decisive step forward with a series of innovations designed to combine high performance with reduced environmental impact. A true revolution, responding to an increasingly clear demand from the market: solutions that are efficient but also responsible.
Among the main new products is a paper tape that combines strength, reliability and environmental awareness: it’s called C690 and it’s made from FSC Mix Credit certified paper and solvent-free hot melt glue. Designed to ensure a safer and longer-lasting seal, it features enhanced adhesiveness, making it ideal even for intensive use. Available in Havana color, it can be fully customized with back printing, blending functionality with communication.
Important developments are also coming from the polypropylene tape range, now available in an ECO version made with 50% or 100% recycled materials, derived from U.C.O. (Used Cooking Oil). This Bureau Veritas-certified range maintains the full reliability of traditional tapes, with a significantly reduced environmental impact.
Another standout among the new products is the KS165, a paper strapping tape with excellent elongation resistance. Designed for pallet securing, it offers a sustainable alternative for companies seeking to reduce the use of plastic in industrial packaging, without compromising on the strength required during transport and handling.
In the end, the C680RT further expands Magis’ range of high-performance paper tapes. Reinforced with fiberglass threads and cross-woven for added strength, it stands out for its excellent hold. Thanks to its hot melt adhesive, it is designed to deliver maximum resistance, even in the most demanding applications.
With these new solutions, Magis strengthens its commitment to a more sustainable future, offering concrete tools to reduce the environmental impact of packaging. Innovation and responsibility come together in a forward-looking range.
In a constantly evolving sector like adhesive tapes, sustainability is no longer an option: it’s a clear direction.
Magis has been moving along this path for some time, but today it takes a decisive step forward with a series of innovations designed to combine high performance with reduced environmental impact. A true revolution, responding to an increasingly clear demand from the market: solutions that are efficient but also responsible.
Among the main new products is a paper tape that combines strength, reliability and environmental awareness: it’s called C690 and it’s made from FSC Mix Credit certified paper and solvent-free hot melt glue. Designed to ensure a safer and longer-lasting seal, it features enhanced adhesiveness, making it ideal even for intensive use. Available in Havana color, it can be fully customized with back printing, blending functionality with communication.
Important developments are also coming from the polypropylene tape range, now available in an ECO version made with 50% or 100% recycled materials, derived from U.C.O. (Used Cooking Oil). This Bureau Veritas-certified range maintains the full reliability of traditional tapes, with a significantly reduced environmental impact.
Another standout among the new products is the KS165, a paper strapping tape with excellent elongation resistance. Designed for pallet securing, it offers a sustainable alternative for companies seeking to reduce the use of plastic in industrial packaging, without compromising on the strength required during transport and handling.
In the end, the C680RT further expands Magis’ range of high-performance paper tapes. Reinforced with fiberglass threads and cross-woven for added strength, it stands out for its excellent hold. Thanks to its hot melt adhesive, it is designed to deliver maximum resistance, even in the most demanding applications.
With these new solutions, Magis strengthens its commitment to a more sustainable future, offering concrete tools to reduce the environmental impact of packaging. Innovation and responsibility come together in a forward-looking range.
