Sheeting

When Employees Become Owners... A Happy Ending

Published: June 01, 2000, By Teresa Koltzenburg, Senior Editor

The "closing" of a former Champion-owned paper mill and several converting facilities proved to be a blessing for the employees—now owners—of one-year-old Blue Ridge Paper Products Inc.

Coating Operation Cleans Up Its (Trim Removal) Act

Published: June 01, 2000, By Edward Boyle, Contributing Editor

When your company converts critical materials for manufacturers of electronic circuit boards, product purity is of the utmost concern--and eliminating

Clean Room Environment Makes Excellence a Priority

Published: February 01, 2000, By Claudia Hine, Senior Editor

In an aggressive effort to increase sales, the management team at Autotype Americas Inc. decided to make some bold moves that have paid off handsomely

Label converter controls quality from the inside out

Published: September 01, 1996, By Acevedo, Jennifer

Walle Corp. attributes much of its success to keeping tight control of operations at the company's three plants.Listen to the latest crop of advice coming

In-house sheeting promotes growth and quality

Published: March 01, 1996, By Walker, Juliana M.

Hammer Lithograph's sheeting subsidiary supplies its "parent" and acts as a contract sheeter; Maxson equipment makes it all possible.Hammer Lithograph's

Retrofit brings older sheeters back to life.

Published: September 01, 1995, By Abderholden, Mark

A dual rotary knife retrofit on an older sheeter can be a cost-efficient way to upgrade your operation with many of the benefits of new equipment.Today,