Case study – ATP
ATP Adhesive Systems is a leading provider of speciality adhesive tapes for a wide variety of industries, including automotive, construction, healthcare, graphics and electronics.
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The company specialises in the development and manufacturing of pressure sensitive adhesive tapes tailored specifically to the customer's requirements for a broad range of applications. Focused on water-based adhesive tapes, ATP offers an environmentally friendly alternative to more traditional solvent-based adhesive tapes.
Sector: Chemicals
Head office: Wollerau, Switzerland
As a leading manufacturer of industrial adhesive tapes, ATP consistently relies on the environmentally-friendly technology of water-based acrylates and produces sustainable products of the highest quality. Manufacturing under the strictest adherence to all environmental and occupational safety standards is beneficial for the health of all our employees and for society.
Material issues:
Occupational health and safety
Carbon footprint
Product design and quality
Waste and hazardous material management
Optimised energy usage
As part of its long-term commitment to carbon neutrality by 2030, ATP has been exploring a number of energy optimisation and carbon reduction solutions. In 2019, the company piloted combined heat and power (CHP) systems, designed to reduce carbon emissions by up to 30%. Two additional systems will be installed in 2020.
High-quality and environmentally friendly products
Product quality is closely monitored, and ATP is continuously investing in innovation to minimise the impact of its products. ATP has a lower environmental production footprint compared to common solvent-based adhesive tape producers as their water-based adhesive tape production does not rely on evaporating solvents. The company continues to further develop sustainable carrier materials.
Healthy and safe workforce
To ensure mitigation of exposure to industrial hazards such as dust, noise and harmful chemicals, ATP’s health and safety risk manager oversees a detailed monitoring system and provides employees with regular training.
A mental health risk assessment has recently been carried out. These measures help to ensure that lost time days and absenteeism targets are consistently met and that employee turnover remains significantly below industry averages.
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