Tosaf Fusion to Expand Production for Compounders and Packaging Manufacturers

Tosaf Fusion, developer and manufacturer of customized solutions for compounders and packaging producers, is clearly on course for expansion. The small but dynamic company was founded in 2017 as a subsidiary of Tosaf Compounds Ltd., and now holds a leading position in innovative products such as modifiers for nylons, compatibilizers for PP and HFFR cable compounds, as well as tie layers for PE applications in agriculture and packaging. These products complement Tosaf Compounds’ comprehensive portfolio, making the company the only one in the world today that can produce both masterbatches and grafted polymers.

Increasing demand, has resulted in Tosaf Fusion relocating its production to a larger facility in Israel's Alon Tavor industrial area. An operating area of 7,000 m², additional production lines and the support of Tosaf's enormous production capacities, logistics and inventory will create optimal conditions there to further expand the broad product portfolio, to continuously supply customers, supply them efficiently and at the same time to ensure high product quality. As a specialist in grafted polymers, the company uses advanced chemical processes to create completely new polymers with improved properties by incorporating functional molecules. Compounders use these as coupling agents in the production of material composites, such as glass-fiber reinforced plastics, wood-plastic composites (WPC) or aluminum-polymer bonding. Also, Tosaf Fusion has extensive expertise in the impact modification of nylons and tie layers for multilayer films.

To increase sustainability, the company has also developed compatibilizers that improve the properties of recycled materials and support the effective use of waste materials. A collaboration with Tosaf Fusion opens doors to a range of additional products from Tosaf's comprehensive offering. Accordingly, the company's customer base ranges from compounders to flexible and rigid packaging manufacturers to film producers.