| Machine manufacturer | MAM |
| Model | 8440 |
| Year | 2004 |
| Layers | 3 |
| Diameter screw(s) |
2 x 70 mm 1 x 85 mm |
| Diameter die | 180 mm |
| Max. web width | 1220 mm |
| Max. output | 180kg/h |
| Type of winding | Double for flat film |
| Materials |
PE 0,030 - 0,200 mm |
| Rotating/oscillating which part | Take-off |
| Type of dosing unit | Gravimetric |
| IBC | Yes |
| Thickness measurement | Yes |
| Inline perforation | Yes |
| Corona treater | Yes |
| Including | 4 colour Filippini & Paganini printing unit (2004) |
| Machine can be seen in production | Yes |
Established in 1953, M.A.M. MECCANICA ALTO MILANESE achieved a significant milestone by successfully developing the first polyethylene plant that marked the beginning of a prosperous era in the blown film extruders market.
Over the years, M.A.M. has remained at the forefront of innovation, creating various extrusion lines that incorporate cutting-edge technologies, with a special focus on high-density PE production. As a result, M.A.M. has earned a global reputation for delivering exceptional quality.
In November 2006, CMG, a renowned company in blown film production, strategically acquired M.A.M. This acquisition allowed CMG to integrate M.A.M.'s headquarters in Olgiate Olona, the prestigious MAM brand, and their valuable technological expertise.
The collaboration between CMG and M.A.M. has been highly fruitful, leading to a significant enhancement of plant offerings and an expansion of production capacity, leveraging M.A.M.'s extensive experience in high-density production. The MAM name continues to flourish, benefiting from new and dynamic technological and commercial support in the market.
