Polymers - INEOS Chlor

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Since its creation in 1986, EVC has been committed to polyvinyl 

chloride. As a responsible member of the industry, we have a strong 

interest in ensuring that people everywhere benefit from the safe use 

of PVC products. 

As a result, we are engaged in a constant quest for improvements, 

including more efficient processing techniques, more cost-effective 

manufacturing, safer working conditions, and products that more 

accurately meet customer needs. 

Our objective is to build an organisation that is profitable and sus- 

tainable, working for the ultimate long-term benefit of our busi- 

ness, our employees and our world. 

Calum MacLean 

CEO 

EVC International N.V.

EVC MANUFACTURING AROUND THE GLOBE

Profile 

EVC - European Vinyls Corporation - is the leading European polyvinyl chloride (PVC) manufacturer, 

number five in the world, and the largest producer of credit card plastic in Europe. 

EVC’s manufacturing and marketing activity is vertically integrated through most of the PVC chain and 

includes ethylene dichloride (EDC), vinyl chloride monomer (VCM), VCM catalysts, additives for 

PVC polymerisation, and PVC resins, compounds and films. 

The EVC Group employs around 3,000 people with production sites in Germany, India, Italy, 

Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Production capacity stands at 1.4 million tonnes per annum of 

PVC resins and 1.1 million tonnes per annum of VCM. 

Key raw materials, ethylene and chlorine, are obtained externally through long-term supply agreements. 

EVC’s integration downstream into compounds and films provides an outlet for a significant portion of 

its production of PVC resins. External sales of EVC’s products are global in nature with a concentration 

in the areas where the EVC Group’s operations are located. 

All PVC resins from EVC are marketed under the name EVIPOL. 

EVICOM is the brand name of the PVC compounds products. 

EVICAS is the trademark of Inovyl’s build-up supressants. 

A range of PVC additives is marketed under the brand name INOVOL. 

Key Tradenames 

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Snapshot 

• Business Manufacturer of EDC, VCM and PVC resins, compounds and films 

• Turnover 1.1 billion 

• Personnel 3,000 

• Shares Majority shareholding INEOS 

• Volume 1.1 million tonnes VCM, 1.4 million tonnes PVC 

• Tradenames EVIPOL, EVICOM, EVICAS, INOVOL 

History 

• 1986 EVC formed through a 50/50 joint venture between ICI and EniChem 

• 1988 Acquisition of VKW rigid film operations from ICI and of the PVC compounding 

assets in the UK, Italy and Switzerland 

• 1989 Acquisition of the vinyls technology and licensing business of the Stauffer 

Chemical Company of America 

• 1990 Acquisition of Mazzucchelli Vinyls and Savinil 

Transfer of production assets from ICI and EniChem 

• 1994 EVC floated on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange 

• 1996 Acquisition of the VCM plant in Runcorn, UK from ICI, to be rejuvenated and 

expanded 

• 1997 Acquisition of the packaging film plant at Weißandt-Gölzau, Germany, and of a 

majority shareholding in the Indian PVC film producer, Caprihans 

• 1998 Acquisition of BSL’s PVC assets at Schkopau, Germany 

• 2001 INEOS acquires a majority shareholding in EVC 


EVC consists of three product groups: Polymers, PVC Compounds and PVC Films. 

Polymers PVC Compounds PVC Films 

• EDC / VCM 

• Suspension PVC 

Homopolymers, Copolymers 

• Emulsion PVC 

Microsuspension, Emulsion, 

Seeded Emulsion, 

Mini-Emulsion, 

Continuous Emulsion 

• Catalysts and Additives 

Europe 

Asia 

• Rigid 

Powder (Extrusion) 

• Granules 

Blow Moulding, Extrusion, 

Moulding 

• Flexible 

Extrusion, Moulding 

Organisation 

• Pharmaceutical and Medical 

Packaging 

• Non-Pharmaceutical 

Packaging 

Food and Non-Food 

• Cards 

• Specialties 

Manufacturing Sites 

Polymers PVC Compounds PVC Films 

EDC / VCM 

• Porto Marghera (Italy) 

• Porto Torres (Italy) 

• Ravenna (Italy) 

• Wilhelmshaven (Germany) 

• Runcorn (UK) 

S-PVC 


• Ravenna (Italy) 

• Wilhelmshaven (Germany) 

• Schkopau (Germany) 

• Runcorn (UK) 

• Barry (UK) 

E-PVC 

• Porto Torres (Italy) 

• Schkopau (Germany) 

• Hillhouse (UK) 

• Argenta (Italy) 

• Frosinone (Italy) 

• Pavia (Italy) 


• Helsby (UK) 

• Sins (Switzerland) 

• Weißandt-Gölzau 

(Germany) 

• Castiglione Olona (Italy) 

• Cagliari (Italy) 

• Bötzingen (Germany) 

• Staufen (Germany) 

• Weißandt-Gölzau 

(Germany) 

• Nasik (India) 

• Thane (India) 

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PVC Processes and Applications 

EVC International N.V. 

Oil 

Natural Gas 

Salt 

Processes 

Ethylene 

Chlorine 

EDC VCM 

PVC 

+ Additives 

+ Stabilisers 

+ Additives 

+ Stabilisers

PVC Compounds 

PVC Films 

Applications 

Pipes / Tubes 

Window frames 

Wire and cable sheathing 

Flooring and wallcoverings 

Automotive parts 

Packaging 

Bottles and containers 

Medical applications 

Smart cards, identity cards 

Stationery and office equipment 

Printing and decoration 

Footwear 

Computer housing 

Coatings 

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Polymers 

EDC / VCM 

Vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) is the major raw material used in the manufacture of PVC. It is produced 

from the basic raw materials of ethylene and chlorine. 

Ethylene, one of the most important building blocks of the petrochemical industry, is produced by the 

thermal cracking of hydrocarbons. Chlorine is produced by the electrolysis of salt (sodium chloride), 

and is a co-product of the manufacture of caustic soda. Ethylene and chlorine are reacted together to 

form the important process intermediate, ethylene dichloride (EDC). 

A complete VCM production plant consists of the following major units: 

• A direct chlorination unit in which ethylene and chlorine are combined in a continuous process to 

form EDC 

• An EDC cracking unit in which EDC is thermally decomposed into VCM and hydrogen chloride 

• An oxychlorination unit in which recycled hydrogen chloride is reacted with further ethylene feedstock 

in the presence of copper chloride catalyst and oxygen. 

EVC’s VCM and PVC resins facilities are located on large integrated sites. VCM is produced principally 

for use within EVC with any surplus being sold on the external market. Production capacity of VCM 

stands at 1.1 million tonnes per annum. 

Ethylene 

Oxygen 

Ethylene 



Oxychlorination 

Direct 

Chlorination 

Hydrogen Chloride Recycle 

EDC Purification 

EDC Recycle 

Water By Products 

EDC Cracking 

VCM

S-PVC 

PVC resin is formed by the polymerisation of VCM. PVC is made as a number of different product 

types, each subdivided into a range of grades to meet the requirements of specific applications. EVC’s 

PVC resins products are marketed under the name EVIPOL. Production facilities are located in 

Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. 

S-PVC represents almost 90% of the PVC output of EVC, and is the type used for virtually all extrusion, 

injection moulding and film making processes. Individual grades produced are characterised by their 

melt flow properties and suitability for rigid (unplasticised) or flexible (plasticised) applications. 

The PVC process involves the polymerisation of VCM in large scale batch reactors in the presence of 

water together with initiators (catalysts) and other additives. In the case of the suspension process, the 

suspended droplets of liquid monomer are progressively converted to solid or porous PVC particles 

depending on grade. Once the reaction is essentially complete, unreacted VCM is removed and the 

polymer is isolated by centrifuging and drying. 

VCM 

VCM 

Water 

Additives 

Polymerisation Stripping 

Centrifuging Drying S-PVC 

Water 

Water 

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This type of polymer is used in the major fabrication areas of extrusion, injection moulding and blow 

moulding, and for the manufacture of films and foils. Typical applications include potable and gravity 

pipes, window frames, cable insulation, food and pharmaceutical packaging, automotive and domestic 

appliance components, medical applications such as tubing and blood bags. 

Copolymer grades are also produced, for example with up to 15% vinyl acetate being copolymerised 

with vinyl chloride, in a process which is essentially similar to that used for S-PVC. Copolymer grades 

have increased toughness compared with S-PVC and are used for high quality film and foil applications. 


E-PVC 

E-PVC represents approximately 10% of PVC produced by EVC. 

It is used in a wide range of speciality applications involving coating, 

dipping and spreading operations, for which S-PVC cannot be 

used. It is generally converted into a usable form by the addition 

of plasticisers to form a ‘plastisol’ or paste. 

The polymerisation stage involves an emulsion of very fine 

droplets of VCM in water, and the polymerisation process takes 

place to form a stable emulsion, or latex, of polymer in water. After 

the removal of unreacted monomer, the water is removed by evaporation 

in spray drying equipment. 

Applications for E-PVC include coated fabrics, conveyor belting, 

cushion and wear layers of flooring, and wallcoverings. 

EVC’s E-PVC production sites are located in Germany, Italy and the 

United Kingdom. Annual capacity of emulsion PVC stands at 160 kt. 

VCM 

VCM 

Water 

Additives 

Polymerisation 

Stripping 

Water 

Spray Drying 

E-PVC 


At a Glance... 

Annual Capacities 

VCM 1.1m tonnes 

S-PVC 1.2m tonnes 

E-PVC 160 kt 

Main End-Uses 

Pipes 

Window frames 

Flooring 

Wallcoverings 

Wire and cable sheathing 

Domestic appliances 

Automotive parts 

Packaging, food and non-food 

Medical applications 

Pharmaceutical applications 

Stationery and office equipment 

Coated fabrics 

Footwear 

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PVC Compounds 

PVC compounds are prepared by blending PVC resin with stabilisers, pigments and other additives to 

give the required properties in the fabricated finished product. In the case of compounds for flexible 

applications, plasticisers are also included in the formulations. 

PVC compounds are produced in two physical forms: 

• Granules: PVC resin blended with the appropriate additives is fed to melt processing or extrusion 

equipment. The molten composition is then pelletised and cooled, producing PVC compound in 

granular form. Almost 90% of EVC’s compound production is of this type. 

• Dry Blends: PVC resin is blended with the appropriate additives and is screened and packed as a dry 

powder. 

Plasticiser PVC Compound 

(Dry Blend) 

PVC 

Pigments 

Additives 


Blender 

Cooler 

Melt Processor 

Pelletizer 

PVC Compound 

(Granules)

EVC is active in all sectors of the compounds market and produces 

thousands of different formulations of PVC compounds used in a 

variety of industries. Its production is split equally between rigid 

compounds, mainly used by pipe, rolling-shutter, bottle and window 

profile manufacturers, and flexible compounds, mainly used 

for cables, profiles, medical and footwear applications. 

EVC operates four compounds plants in Italy, one in Germany, 

one in Switzerland and one in the United Kingdom. 

The PVC compounds products are marketed under the name 

EVICOM. 

PVC Compounds 


Annual capacity 

200 kt 

Main End-Uses 

Pipes 

Rolling-shutters 

Bottles and containers 

Cables and wires 

Electrical plugs and sockets 

Tubes and profiles 

Computer housing 

Footwear 

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PVC Films 

PVC Films are produced by blending PVC resin with appropriate additives, followed by melt processing 

and film formation using calendering equipment. In the calendering process the PVC mixture is initially 

melted in the gap between two heated metal cylinders rotating in opposite directions. Further cylinders 

control the consistency and thickness of the films, which typically range between 0.06 and 1.2 mm. 

Following the calendering process, a sophisticated range of finishing processes can be applied in-house 

including coating, laminating and stretching of the films. The finished films are cut to size and either 

wound onto reels or kept totally flat, depending on the final application requirements. 

The Films business focuses on manufacturing and supplying rigid films to four major application markets: 

• Coated and uncoated films for pharmaceutical and medical packaging - such as blister packaging 

• Magnetic stripes and smart cards - such as bank cards, identity systems and telecommunication cards 

• Films for applications such as printing and decoration, furniture, office supplies and special technical 

applications 

• Food and non-food packaging films 

EVC operates PVC rigid film plants in Germany and Italy and is the largest producer of films for credit 

cards in Europe. In addition, EVC holds a majority interest in Caprihans India Limited, the Indian 

producer of rigid, flexible and extruded films. This venture reinforces EVC’s commercial presence in the 

region and the neighbouring markets of Asia Pacific. It also strengthens our competitive position in 

rigid films across the global marketplace. 



Annual capacity 

150 kt 

PVC Films 

Main End-Uses 

Pharmaceutical packaging 

Medical packaging 

Food and non-food packaging 

Magnetic stripes 

Smart cards 

Identity cards 

Telecommunication cards 

Printing and decoration 

Furniture 

Bottle capsules and sleeves 

Office supplies 

Technical applications 

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Manufacturing 

EVC operates 20 manufacturing facilities in five different countries and is able to offer customers 

throughout the world a high standard of service as well as products of consistent quality. 

Having INEOS as a majority shareholder allows EVC to benchmark all of its manufacturing facilities against 

INEOS plants worldwide and in doing so, achieve best practice in production and efficiency processes. 

Each of the operating units aims to achieve world-class manufacturing and Safety, Health and Environmental 

standards, all maintained and audited through our Manufacturing Excellence programme. 

Manufacturing Excellence is a rigorous programme that benchmarks all EVC plants across the company, 

ensuring that the highest standards are met. The programme instils a common set of procedures that 

enable best practices to be implemented across a broad range of the company’s manufacturing activities. 

Manufacturing Excellence is a critical factor at EVC - it is focused on delivering a quality and cost-effective 

product to customers, and ensuring safe and efficient operations at every plant in every country. 


Research and Technical Services 

EVC’s involvement with all aspects of VCM / PVC technology and products, and the wide technological 

background built over the years, places the Research and Technical Services team (R&TS) in an unrivalled 

position from which to develop the best products. 

R&TS has a broad range of facilities which are used by trained chemists, process engineers and material 

scientists. Semi technical scale production facilities are employed which simulate the VCM / PVC cycle 

from monomer production to the final processing of PVC resins. Laboratories contain a comprehensive 

range of processing equipment and product characterisation facilities to provide information on the 

composition, properties and performance of PVC products. 

Meeting the technical needs and requirements of existing and future customers is the aim of all 

Technical Service activities. Technical Service staff provide expertise in PVC processing technologies and 

application areas and they initiate and support market development opportunities as they arise. In order 

to provide direct customer support, EVC has fully equipped Research and Technical Service centres in 

Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. 

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Safety, Health and Environment 

Protecting the environment is central to EVC’s commitment. The goal of sustainable development is 

seen as key to the long-term, successful operation of the business and the efficient use of resources 

and the manufacture of products that do not damage the environment are essential requirements for 

business success. 

EVC’s approach is based on the principle of ‘Responsible Care’, and this is achieved through participation 

in the programmes of the Responsible Care ® initiatives in the territories in which the company operates. 

This commitment is summarised as an obligation to: 

• Protect the environment 

• Protect the health and safety of all engaged in the business 

• Protect and support communities in which EVC operates 

• Achieve commercial success in its business operations. 

In 1995, European Council of Vinyl Manufacturers (ECVM) member companies signed a voluntary 

Charter, committing themselves to meet demanding environmental standards for the production of 

VCM and S-PVC. In 1999, the scope of the Charter was extended to meet further demanding targets 

in the production of E-PVC by no later than 2003. In addition, in 2000, an integrated approach to 

deliver responsible cradle-to-grave PVC product management was set out in a ‘Voluntary Commitment 

of the PVC Industry’. The commitment, which has been signed by the four major industry associations, 

is a ground-breaking move by the European PVC industry, the first of its kind for the plastics industry. 


EVC’s comprehensive Safety Management System has been derived from systems developed by the 

internationally respected survey and risk management group, Det Norske Veritas (DNV). Further 

developed to reflect the specific hazards and priorities of EVC’s business, this management system has 

been known since 1998 as the ‘EVC Rating System’. 

EVC Rating System is focused on achieving: 

• A clear definition of all activities and responsibilities 

• Recognised training and qualifications for all personnel 

• Required standards through internally and externally verified auditing 

• Ongoing improvement in engineering and safety standards 

• Medium and long-term improvements in occupational health standards 

• Openness and transparency in all environmental and safety matters. 

EVC Rating System forms the basis for EVC meeting the most demanding of international standards, 

including the requirements of the European Commission ‘Seveso II’ Directive, and the eco-management 

and audit standards (EMAS) required for certification to ISO 14001. 

EVC is committed to the achievement of ISO 14001 standards at its entire polymer and rigid films 

manufacturing sites in Europe. In order to achieve these standards, challenging targets have been set for 

each business within EVC. 

EVC continues to improve its Environmental Management Systems with the Wilhelmshaven site securing 

its EN ISO 14001 and EMAS certification. Porto Marghera certified to ISO 14001, and all UK plants 

achieving ISO 14001 certification. The remaining sites are targeting accreditation during 2003. 

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Directory 

Contents 

Chemical Technologies 

Raw Materials Handled 

Physical Processes 

Chemicals and Structures 

Addresses 

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Chemical Technologies 

Chlorination 

Co-polymerisation 

Hydrogenation 

Neutralisation 

Oxyhydrochlorination 

Raw Materials Handled 

Additives 

Catalysts 


Ethylene 

Ethylene Dichloride 

Hydrogen 

Hydrogen Chloride 

Natural Gas 

Physical Processes 

Absorption / Desorption 

Agitation 

Bagging 

Blending 

Clariflocculation 

Compression 

Compounding 

Condensation 

Conveying 

Dewatering 

Distillation 

Drying 

Extrusion 

Filtration 

Granulation 

Heat Transfer 


Polymerisation - Emulsion 

Polymerisation - Suspension 

Pyrolysis 

Thermal Oxidation 

Oxygen 

Polyvinyl Chloride 

PVC Fillers 

PVC Plasticisers 

PVC Stabilisers 

Sodium Hydroxide 

Vinyl Chloride 

Water 

Mass Transfer 

Mechanical Handling 

Milling 

Mixing 

Palletisation 

Pelletisation 

Pumping 

Quenching 

Reaction 

Refrigeration 

Screening 

Separation 

Solid Handling 

Steam Raising 

Stripping 

Vaporisation

Vinyl Chloride Monomer (VCM) 

Cl 

C C 

H 

H 

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) 

Cl 

H 

C C 

H 

H 

H n 

Chemicals and Structures 

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Addresses 

Registered Office 


Ir Rocourstraat 28 

6245 AD Eijsden 

The Netherlands 

Tel +31-43-4099191 

Fax +31-43-4099198 

SALES OFFICES 


GERMANY European Vinyls 

Corporation (Deutschland) GmbH 

Inhausersieler Straße 25 

26388 Wilhelmshaven 

Germany 

Tel +49-4425-98-01 

Fax +49-4425-98-2217 

UK European Vinyls 

Corporation (UK) Limited 

P.O. Box 9 

Runcorn 

Cheshire WA7 4JE 

United Kingdom 

Tel +44-1928-512918 

Fax +44-1928-560972 

USA EVC Americas, Inc. 

7275 Goodlett Farms Parkway 

Cordova, Tennessee 38016 

USA 

Tel +1-901-381-2150 

Fax +1-901-381-2244 

PVC Compounds 

ITALY EVC Compounds 

A division of European Vinyls 

Corporation (Italia) S.p.A. 

Via Leonardo Da Vinci 5 

44011 Argenta (FE) 

Italy 

Tel +39-0532-315511 

Fax +39-0532-315703 

UK EVC Compounds Ltd 

Chester Road, Helsby 

Frodsham 

Cheshire WA6 0DF 


Tel +44-1928-725311 

Fax +44-1928-725101 


Business Centre 

European Vinyls Corporation (UK) Limited 

Hawkslease 

Chapel Lane, Lyndhurst 

Hampshire SO43 7FG 


Tel +44-2380-287043 

Fax +44-2380-287046 

www.evc-int.com 

BELGIUM EVC Belgium S.A./N.V. 

Excelsiorlaan 3 

1930 Zaventem 

Belgium 

Tel +32-2-709-1310 

Fax +32-2-709-1322/23 

ITALY European Vinyls 


Via della Chimica 14 

30175 Porto Marghera 

Italy 

Tel +39-041-2912668 

Fax +39-041-2912213 




Via Morolense 16 

03100 Frosinone 

Italy 

Tel +39-0775-291763 

Fax +39-0775-294034 

SWITZERLAND EVC European Vinyls 

Corporation (Switzerland) A.G. 

Postfach 32, Bremgartenstrasse 

5643 Sins 

Switzerland 

Tel +41-41-789-8000 

Fax +41-41-789-8888

PVC Films 

GERMANY EVC Rigid Film GmbH 

Radebeulstraße 1 

79219 Staufen 

Germany 

Tel +49-7633-811-0 

Fax +49-7633-811-330 

INDIA Caprihans India Limited 

Block D, Shivsagar Estate 

Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli 

Mumbai 400 018 

India 

Tel +91-22-2-492-1900-05 

Fax +91-22-2-493-4042 

+91-22-2-496-0693 

Catalysts and Additives 

BELGIUM EVC Belgium S.A./N.V. 

Inovyl, Division of 

EVC Belgium S.A./N.V. 

Excelsiorlaan 3 

1930 Zaventem 

Belgium 

Tel +32-2-709-1315 

Fax +32-2-709-1324 

MANUFACTURING SITES 




Werk Schkopau, Gebäude O 160 

06258 Schkopau 

Germany 

Tel +49-3461-7717-0 

Fax +49-3461-7717-2819 



Via della Chimica 5 


Italy 

Tel +39-041-2912023 

Fax +39-041-938145 



Zona Industriale La Marinella 

07046 Porto Torres (SS) 

Italy 

Tel +39-079-509770 

Fax +39-079-509453 



Hillhouse International 

Bourne Road, Thornton-Cleveleys 

Lancashire FY5 4QD 


Tel +44-1253-898700 

Fax +44-1253-858215 

USA EVC Americas, Inc. 

7275 Goodlett Farms Parkway 

Cordova, Tennessee 38016 

USA 

Tel. +1-901-381-2150 

Fax +1-901-381-2244 

ITALY EVC Rigid Film 



Via XXIV Maggio 1 

21043 Castiglione Olona (Varese) 

Italy 

Tel +39-0331-853111 

Fax +39-0331-853213 



Inhausersieler Straße 25 

26388 Wilhelmshaven 

Germany 

Tel +49-4425-98-01 

Fax +49-4425-98-2217 



Via Baiona 107/111 

48100 Ravenna 

Italy 

Tel +39-0544-513111 

Fax +39-0544-513691 



P.O. Box 9, Runcorn 

Cheshire WA7 4JE 


Tel +44-1928-512918 

Fax +44-1928-560972 



Sully Moors Road 

Sully, Penarth 

South Glamorgan CF64 5RP 


Tel +44-1446-724200 

Fax +44-1446-745810 

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PVC Compounds 




Via Leonardo Da Vinci 5 

44011 Argenta (FE) 

Italy 

Tel +39-0532-315511 

Fax +39-0532-315703 




Via Della Chimica 14 


Italy 

Tel +39-041-2912633 

Fax +39-041-2913918 

SWITZERLAND EVC European Vinyls 

Corporation (Switzerland) A.G. 

Postfach 32, Bremgartenstrasse 

5643 Sins 

Switzerland 

Tel +41-41-789-8000 

Fax +41-41-789-8888 

GERMANY EVC Packaging Film GmbH 

Radegaster Straße 14 

06369 Weißandt-Gölzau 

Germany 

Tel +49-3497-8258-0 

Fax +49-3497-8258-11 

PVC Films 


Plot No. 76, MIDC Industrial Estate 

Trimbak Road 

Satpur, Nasik 422007 

India 

Tel +91-25-335-0377 

Fax +91-22-582-2422 

ITALY EVC Rigid Film 



Via S.e.P. Mazzucchelli 7 

21043 Castiglione Olona (Varese) 

Italy 

Tel +39-0331-853111 

Fax +39-0331-853213 

GERMANY EVC Packaging Film GmbH 

Radegaster Straße 14 

06369 Weißandt-Gölzau 

Germany 

Tel +49-3497-8258-0 

Fax +49-3497-8258-11 


Schloßmattenstraße 2 

79268 Bötzingen 

Germany 

Tel +49-7663-63-0 

Fax +49-7663-63-546 





Via Stazione 2 

27030 Villanova d’Ardenghi (PV) 

Italy 

Tel +39-0382-400544 

Fax +39-0382-400042 




Via Morolense 16 

03100 Frosinone 

Italy 

Tel +39-0775-291763 

Fax +39-0775-294034 

UK EVC Compounds Ltd 

Chester Road, Helsby 

Frodsham 

Cheshire WA6 0DF 


Tel +44-1928-725-311 

Fax +44-800-220-613 


Plot No. C-13/16, Road No. 16T 

Wagle Industrial Estate 

Thane 400604 

India 

Tel +91-22-582-1285 

Fax +91-22-582-2422 

ITALY EVC Packaging Film 



Località Macchiareddu Str. 3a 

09032 Assemini (Cagliari) 

Italy 

Tel +39-070-246-11 

Fax +39-070-246-1342 


Radebeulstraße 1 

79219 Staufen 

Germany 

Tel +49-7633-811-0 

Fax +49-7633-811-330

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Ir Rocourstraat 28 

6245 AD Eijsden 

The Netherlands 

Tel +31-43-4099191 

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