DIN ISO Certified
Dunmore Europe is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 50001:2018 and meets the highest standards for quality assurance and energy efficiency.
Materials
High-Performance Materials – Functionally Engineered, Precisely Manufactured.
Dunmore is known for high-performance materials that perform under pressure. We develop flexible material systems for applications where temperatures are extreme, barriers must hold, and every milligram counts.
Materials & Substrates
The Right Material for the Desired Function
Dunmore enhances a wide variety of substrates—such as films, paper, nonwovens, fabrics, and foam—to create functional material systems. Depending on the requirements, substrates are coated, metallized, laminated, split, or finished. What matters most is not the individual raw material, but the interplay between the substrate, the layer structure, the function, and the customer’s subsequent process.
From ultra-thin films to rugged specialty substrates
Transparencies
PET, PE, PP, PA, PI, and PEEK form the basis for coated, metallized, and laminated high-performance materials. Depending on the material and application, film thicknesses starting at 6 µm are possible. Materials thicker than 300 µm are also processed, including foams and PV films. Based on current data, the maximum web width is up to 2,450 mm.
Barrier Properties and Recyclability in a Single Substrate
Paper
Paper-based barrier solutions can reduce the penetration of grease, moisture, and oxygen while meeting the requirements of the packaging process. Dunmore develops paper coatings for food, non-food, and household applications. Through co-development, the barrier properties, printability, sealability, and recyclability of the overall structure are evaluated together. This creates a solid foundation for Design for Recycling and compliance with PPWR requirements.
Textile feel with a specific technical function
Nonwovens & Fabrics
Nonwovens and fabrics can be combined with films, metallized layers, and functional coatings. Typical requirements include insulation, thermal and moisture management, protection, tactile properties, or acoustics. Dunmore processes purchased nonwovens and fabrics into custom composite materials. Nonwovens with sustainable properties may be an option, depending on the raw materials and construction. Their specific suitability is evaluated for each application.
Lightweight Composites for Damping, Insulation, and Protection
Foams
We combine foams with films, nonwovens, and fabrics to create functional laminates. This results in lightweight composite materials designed for protection, insulation, a specific tactile feel, and sophisticated further processing. Controlled winding tension helps prevent pressure marks and permanent deformation. The specific material thickness and layer structure are determined by the desired function and the customer’s manufacturing process.
Certifications & Standards
Quality You Can Measure
Combinable Processes
Coating, metallization, lamination, and assembly are all integrated at the Freiburg facility—there is no loss of efficiency at the interfaces between process steps.
Co-Development
From the requirements profile to lab samples to production-ready implementation, Dunmore works with customers to develop the right composite material.
> 50 years of experience
Dunmore has been developing and processing coated, metallized, and laminated materials for over five decades—for aerospace, packaging, and specialty industrial applications.
Contact
Your Direct Line to Us
Whether it’s substrate selection, layer structure, or feasibility—the Dunmore team in Freiburg answers specific questions about materials and supports projects from the initial inquiry through to a production solution.
Your Contacts
Team Dunmore Europe
kontakt@dunmore.de
Custom Developments
High-Performance Materials in Co-Development
Every high-performance material begins with a specific requirement: What function must the material fulfill? Which substrates, layer structures, and processes are suitable? Dunmore guides you through this process, from the initial requirements profile all the way to reproducible mass production. Coating, metallization, lamination, and assembly are developed not as individual steps, but as a coordinated process chain.
Requirements Analysis
It all starts with your challenge: Together, we analyze your technical requirements, operating conditions, and regulatory framework.
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Material & Layer Structure
Based on your requirements, we develop a solution: Which substrates, processes, and functional layers are suitable?
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Samples & Tests
Before our high-performance materials go into mass production, they are tested. We manufacture samples, conduct tests, and review the results with you.
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Process Optimization
Coating, metallization, lamination, assembly—we handle all these processes under one roof. This enables quick adjustments and short iteration cycles.
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Readiness for mass production
If the prototypes and tests are satisfactory, we move the solution into mass production. With stable processes, documented quality, and reliable delivery—so that your product remains predictable and reproducible.
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