


ABOUT C-IP
Industrial innovation for corrugating adhesive technology
FROM ADHESIVE CHEMISTRY TO INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE
C-IP SA develops patented technologies for the corrugated board industry, with a particular focus on starch-based adhesive systems.
With decades of experience in corrugated board production and adhesive development, C-IP combines formulation chemistry, rheology and practical corrugator knowledge to address real production challenges.
Our current focus is Fusion™, a patented two-component cross-linking technology developed to reduce dependence on traditional pre-cooked carrier starch, simplify adhesive preparation and improve process stability.
Rather than relying on theoretical performance claims, we work with corrugated board producers to evaluate Fusion under controlled production conditions and measure its effect against the plant’s existing adhesive formulation.
Our objective is simple: turn patented adhesive technology into measurable industrial performance.

HENKEL NORTH-AMERICA
License Agreement
Solutions & Technology for the Corrugating Board industry.
Rheology Modifiers
Boron Compound Suspensions
INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP
HENKEL NORTH AMERICA
Active Licensing Agreement — North American Market
C-IP adhesive technologies licensed for the North American corrugated board industry.
Licensed technology includes:
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Rheology modifiers
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Boron compound suspension technology
Innovations Backed by a Strong Patent Portfolio
C-IP develops and protects innovative technologies for the corrugated board industry, supported by an extensive international patent portfolio.
Our current focus is the industrial implementation of Fusion: a patented cross-linking technology for starch-based corrugating adhesives designed to reduce adhesive consumption, simplify preparation and improve process stability.
We welcome collaboration with corrugated board producers interested in evaluating Fusion under real production conditions.
Interested in evaluating Fusion on your corrugator?
Contact us to discuss an industrial trial.