SEVEN DOT INC.
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Seven Dot Inc. brings LIMEX, an advanced material technology engineered in Japan, to Canadian manufacturers exploring new possibilities in material selection, processing and circularity.
Technology foundation
LIMEX material technology is engineered in Japan. Seven Dot Inc. is the Canadian company bringing that material to manufacturers across Ontario and, over time, the broader Canadian market — as Canadian distribution and commercialization partner.
What is LIMEX
LIMEX is an advanced material technology, engineered in Japan, using calcium carbonate and other components to create material solutions designed to reduce dependence on conventional petroleum-based plastics. It is supplied in pellet form, engineered for compatibility with established plastic-processing equipment.
Material composition and performance vary by grade and application. Technical information is available through application-specific consultation — we don't publish figures we can't stand behind.
Figures reflect LIMEX material technology as published by the technology's Japanese developer and its distribution network — not independent Seven Dot lab results. Ask us for the underlying technical documentation.
Why manufacturers are looking
Petroleum dependence, price volatility, tightening sustainability requirements and shifting customer expectations are pushing manufacturers to reconsider material strategy — but any new material has to earn its place on the production line first.
The material journey
It starts with a mineral.
Engineered into a new material system.
Formulated for industrial applications.
Designed for established manufacturing processes, depending on grade and application.
From material innovation to manufactured products.
Exploring a more circular material journey.
Manufacturing compatibility
LIMEX Pellet is formulated for compatibility with injection molding processes used across consumer goods, industrial parts and promotional products, depending on grade and tooling.
Application-specific evaluation is recommended before production commitment. Contact Seven Dot for process guidance.
Potential applications include containers and bottles, subject to grade and formulation suitability for blow-molding processes.
Material considerations vary by wall thickness and part geometry — worth a conversation before you tool up.
Extrusion processes are among the potential manufacturing routes for LIMEX-based products, including profile and sheet applications, depending on formulation.
Line settings typically require adjustment from standard petroleum-based resin — we can help scope a trial run.
Thermoformed packaging and product applications are among the areas manufacturers are evaluating LIMEX-based sheet material for.
Suitability depends on forming temperature and part depth — application-specific evaluation recommended.
Film applications, including bags and flexible packaging, are among the areas of manufacturer interest, depending on formulation and equipment.
Film gauge and additive package both affect processability — talk to us before committing a production run.
Applications
Rigid and semi-rigid packaging formats evaluated against conventional petroleum-based material.
Blow-molded and film-based formats, depending on grade and process compatibility.
Manufactured parts and consumer goods where material substitution is under evaluation.
Select construction and building applications, subject to formulation and code review.
Everyday products where material story matters as much as function.
Cups, trays and foodservice items are an area of interest — food-contact suitability depends on formulation and application-specific certification.
Single-use and reusable formats where a rigid, food-contact-adjacent material is being explored.
Booklets, reports, menus and printed collateral where a wood-pulp-free, water-resistant substrate is a fit.
Span-bond nonwoven applications, an emerging area within the wider LIMEX process family.
Illustrative renders for reference — not photographs of an existing Seven Dot product line.
Material circularity
Resource use, petroleum reduction potential, manufacturing energy, recyclability and end-of-life all depend on the actual application, formulation, processing method and transport involved. We'd rather explain the loop honestly than sell it short.
Company story
The Seven Dot journey began in India, where our team gained experience working with LIMEX material technology and exploring its possibilities across applications and markets. Today, that experience is contributing to a new chapter in Canada.
Seven Dot Inc. is an independently established Canadian company based in Ontario. Seven Dot India and Seven Dot Inc. Canada are separate companies serving their respective markets — connected by experience, brand heritage and a shared vision for material innovation, not by common ownership.
Why Seven Dot
Working through whether LIMEX fits your product, process and volume before you commit.
Grade selection and process considerations specific to your manufacturing line.
Getting material into your hands so your team can test before deciding.
Local point of contact for a technology developed on the other side of the world.
Beyond one material
LIMEX innovation work extends well beyond LIMEX Pellet, into material circulation, recycled materials and carbon utilization. Seven Dot currently distributes LIMEX Pellet in Canada — the wider ecosystem below reflects the broader research direction of LIMEX's Japanese material technology, not products currently available through Seven Dot.
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