Coatings that make the CFPA transition work on tinplate are a step nearer

November 6, 2025

Alain Cagnard delivering his presentation on the CFPA transition

A polyester technology for BPA-NI coatings that delivers a balance of durability and flexibility amid the transition to chromium-free passivated tinplate (CFPA) has been developed by US-based chemicals, fibres and plastics company Eastman.

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