BAMA welcomes Cambridge start-up company as latest member
The British Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association (BAMA) has welcomed start-up company Triple Line Tech as its latest member.
Triple Line Tech, a UK company based in Cambridge, is the firm behind pilot technology the ‘TLT Foamer’, a device developed to help eliminate the need for nitrous oxide and volatile organic compound propellants for foamed and aerated products like shaving foam.
The company developed the TLT Foamer to ‘provide a sustainable alternative to existing methods of on-demand microfoam generation’, which is used in food, household and personal care products.
Since BAMA launched in 1961, it has welcomed more than 90 companies, from small businesses to multinational corporations. It represents the entire aerosol industry, from suppliers of components and ingredients to fillers and marketers of aerosol products.
Triple Line Tech, a UK company based in Cambridge, is the firm behind pilot technology the ‘TLT Foamer’, a device developed to help eliminate the need for nitrous oxide and volatile organic compound propellants for foamed and aerated products like shaving foam.
The company developed the TLT Foamer to ‘provide a sustainable alternative to existing methods of on-demand microfoam generation’, which is used in food, household and personal care products.
Since BAMA launched in 1961, it has welcomed more than 90 companies, from small businesses to multinational corporations. It represents the entire aerosol industry, from suppliers of components and ingredients to fillers and marketers of aerosol products.
