Action has decades of experience manufacturing packaging components for household chemicals and other commercial products. Unlike some suppliers, Action Technology compounds its own rubber so that it can meet formulation requirements specified by demanding companies.
“Driven by safety and performance objectives, brand owners frequently have a list of items that they don’t want included in their components. Our custom capabilities make it possible to deliver the exact formulation and performance attributes that they need,” said Steve Storter, senior technical sales manager, Action Technology.
With its global manufacturing footprint, Action Technology is also ideally suited to support packaging manufacturers as a primary or secondary supply source. The company has five manufacturing facilities located in the United States, Belgium, Italy and China, as well as a contract manufacturing location in Argentina. Action Technology also has invested in facilities to expand its global compounding capability for pharma-grade rubber materials.
Action Technology also will be exhibiting gaskets, extension/dip tubing, molded components and plastic/rubber rolled goods for dispenser use.
About Action Technology
Action Technology is a global leader in aerosol and pump dispensing system components. The company specializes in gaskets, extension/dip tubing, molded components and plastic/rubber rolled goods for dispenser use. It sells billions of punched and molded rubber and plastic gaskets annually that are used to dispense food/beverage, pharma, personal care, industrial and household products. For more information visit .
About Tekni-Plex, Inc.
Tekni-Plex is a globally-integrated company focused on developing and manufacturing products for a wide variety of end markets, including medical, pharmaceutical, food, beverage, personal care, household and industrial. Tekni-Plex is headquartered in Wayne, PA, and operates manufacturing sites across ten countries worldwide to meet the needs of its global customers. For more information visit .
