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Shrink Expands

(Label/Tape)

September 30, 2008, ...  Shrink Sleeves and More Today, Overnight Labels produces shrink sleeves; neck bands; flexible film for pouches and sachets; booklet, peel-back, and piggyback labels; IRC coupons; confectionery wrappers; ...

Gilbreth Packaging to Host Shrink Training Seminar at PackEXPO

(News | New Products)

September 18, 2008, Gilbreth Packaging, a pioneer in shrink sleeves for over 40 years, will host “Shrink Training 101,” an informational presentation on when, where and how to use shrink labels, at PackEXPO Croydon, PA | ...

Certifiably Clean

(Bag Pouch)

March 31, 2008, ... a new laminator to manufacture and print films and packaging for overwrap, shrink sleeves, shrink bands, pouches, food packaging, and a host of other packaging materials. Continuous Improvement Fisher ...

Metal Is in the Mix

(Metallizing)

February 29, 2008, ... 18 colors for the room side. An optical density of 4.0 and an absence of pinholes, bands, and other surface imperfections combine winningly with an insulating 3.59 R-value. Converter Flexo Solutions, ...

Property Control

(Coating/Laminating)

January 31, 2008, ... is important for the leveling of the wet coating after application and in the formation of defects such as convection cells, craters, dryer bands, fat edges, adhesive failure, and delaminating. Solids ...

February Products

(Magazine)

January 31, 2008, ... electronics is capable of accommodating the rapid rise and fall times of the pulse, integrating the total UV energy, and displaying that data for each of the process-relevant UV bands. EIT | 703-707-9067 ...

Narrow Web & Label Reporter

(Magazine)

October 31, 2007, ... Mean a Lot DEER PARK, NY | Overnight Labels, specializing in a variety of packaging options including labels, shrink sleeves, neck bands, and flexible packaging, knows it can be the “little” things that ...

Lasting Impression

(Magazine)

February 28, 2007, ... as simple, says Kowa, “as switching from metal to nylon bands on pallets, or maybe the guy running equipment doesn’t want their labels wrapped because it’s inconvenient.” Gillett says, “One client suggested ...

Narrow Web & Lable Reporter

(Magazine)

September 30, 2006, ...  These shrink sleeves and tamper bands made from Earthfirst PLA are said to offer a plentiful, renewable, sustainable resource. Adds Theresa Sykes, Gilbert's new product manager, “Because PLA is derived ...

A Team Effort

(Magazine)

September 30, 2006, ... folders; baggage tags; credit, ID, loyalty, and gift cards; book covers; fishing and hunting licenses; parking permits; signage; maps; ski-lift passes; event tickets; wristbands; outdoor/weather-proof ...

Omron Introduces Global Reader Platform

(Archive)

August 19, 2006, ... EPC UHF reader product line. The V750 platform, designed and manufactured by Omron, will support the global frequency bands for the United States, Europe, and Japan. It enables EPC Gen 2 reading/writing ...

Omron Introduces EPC Gen 2 Global Loop Inlay

(Archive)

August 07, 2006, ... containing materials unfriendly to RFID, including electronics equipment and products with high moisture content. It can be used under North American, European, and Japanese radio frequency bands in a ...

What Makes Winding Difficult?

(Archive)

July 31, 2006, ... look out! Even minor thickness variations quickly will create roll diameter variations, pulling in the web nonuniformly and creating wrinkles, hardbands, and baggy webs. How do you make film or foil ...

2006 RFID What's News, Part

(Archive)

July 29, 2006, ... European, and Japanese radio frequency bands in a single tag design. The Loop tag also delivers reliable read ranges when the orientation on the product is not fixed or could change after application to ...

Static Elimination Revisited

(Magazine)

July 09, 2006, ... least some opportunity for electrons to move from one to the other. If the first material’s molecular structure tends to have loosely held electrons in its outer bands, while the second tends to have ...

The Pressure of Winding Rolls

(Magazine)

April 26, 2006, ... is trouble. High and low pressures across the roll, a.k.a. hard and soft bands, are more trouble, usually creating the most deformed sheet. What determines the pressure buildup inside a roll? When a ...

Getting Personal With Sharon Lobel

(Magazine)

March 30, 2006, ...  sealitinc.com Founded in 1986 2 plants/250 employees Specialties: Manufactures, converts, and prints heat-shrink films for shrink labels, tamper-evident shrink bands, and sleeves for multipacks. ...

About Cold Seal Adhesives

(Magazine)

December 30, 2005, ... a wide range of applications, incuding envelopes, candy bar wrappers, packaging for medical products such as bandages, wrapping bands for napkins and stacks of money, etc. For those applications in which ...

Spellbound

(Magazine)

October 30, 2005, ... label a cold, frosty look. Black screens are used for shadows and to form the bands at the top of the can. The icy images inside the central oval are composed of screens of white, light blue, and dark ...

Reporter Clips

(Magazine)

June 29, 2005, ... NY—A line of holographic shrink bands and labels from Seal-It is designed to provide manufacturers of consumer products with a visible security device that cannot be copied or simulated. The bands and ...