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Balmer Lawrie UAE Ramps Up Polymer Drum Capacity with New PPCP Lines

Balmer Lawrie UAE LLC has commissioned three new high-capacity polypropylene co-polymer (PPCP) injection moulding lines at its facility in the United Arab Emirates, significantly boosting its ability to supply specialised polymer containers to regional and export markets.​

The new lines will produce a range of high-performance PPCP pails and containers designed for lubricants, chemicals, food products and other industrial applications, offering enhanced strength, durability and stackability compared to conventional packaging. The capacity addition aligns with the company’s strategy to support growing demand from the Middle East, Africa and India, and to offer more sustainable, reusable rigid packaging solutions to its global customer base.

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