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What's Ne

(Magazine)

March 31, 2007, ... to create a cost-effective way to achieve a “clean peel,” company says. Suited for pharmaceutical and medical devices, sealants seal to numerous rigid cup or tray structures, including HIPS, PVC, APET, ...

East Beats West

(Flexpack)

February 28, 2007, ... or through the selection of individual companies offering a suitable technological base or geographic position that fits the strategic direction of the company, e.g., Amcor’s focus on the worldwide medical ...

Product Protection

(Technical Reports)

February 28, 2007, ... to eliminate trans fats, but also for packaging pet food as well as for agricultural, chemical, and medical applications. Thus they open the door to even more business opportunities. Ultra-High-Barrier, ...

Converting Industry News

(Magazine)

February 28, 2007, ... of Sterilization Indicating Inks from NAMSA, Northwood, OH. The inks are based on pigment technology that does not use heavy metals, are used mainly for medical applications, and print as an area that ...

Lessons in Laminating

(Magazine)

January 31, 2007, MCT resolves an air bubble defect to produce film suitable for ultra-high-resolution, digitally imaged medical applications. Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Contract Servicing Directory | New Products  ...

Ashland Introduces Adhesive Product Line to China

(Archive)

January 01, 2007, Ashland Specialty Polymers & Adhesives introduced AROSET pressure-sensitive adhesive product line. PRESS RELEASE GUANGZHOU, CHINA—Ashland Specialty Polymers & Adhesives introduced AROSET pressure-sensitive ...

Adding Up Additives

(Tech Reports)

December 31, 2006, ... medical devices, and photographic film. As with slips, the presence of too much antistat additive can cause wet blocking between film layers. Protection from UV UV radiation in sunlight can degrade ...

High Visibility Packaging Study

(Archive)

December 13, 2006, ... be seen in pharmaceutical and medical product markets, with advances supported by the patient compliance and distribution efficiency benefits of blister packaging. To order the study, visit freedoniagroup.com. ...

Converting Industry News

(Magazine)

December 13, 2006, ... and switches between different substrates quickly.” The all-Heidelberg shop with its 68 employees produces packaging materials for high-end national clients in the pharmaceutical, medical, food, and ...

CONVERTER CLIPS

(Magazine)

November 30, 2006, ... quickly.” The all-Heidelberg shop with its 68 employees produces packaging materials for high-end national clients in the pharmaceutical, medical, food, and cosmetics industries. The company uses foil ...

Outlook: Challenging

(Magazine)

November 30, 2006, ... the largest market share for release liner and is growing at about 2%–4% across all end-use markets, with p-s laminates contributing the major share of that growth, particularly in industrial and medical/hygiene ...

Cure Cockling

(Magazine)

November 30, 2006, ... release liner free of cockling. For example, cockled release liners typically are not acceptable for bandages and other medical products, because they give the appearance of poor quality. Material Selection ...

Why Flex-Pack Keeps Growing

(Flexpack)

October 31, 2006, ... a surge in medical and pharmaceutical products, and today’s large working population seems to appreciate the convenience of flexible packaging, including portion packaging that goes to the workplace (or ...

Pilot/Lab/Technical Facilities

(Archive)

October 30, 2006, ... adherentlabs.com Markets: beverages, frozen foods, medical/pharmaceutical, sanitary/disposables Service: coating (adhesive, 100% solids, UV), laminating, all to 12 in. Substrates: film, foil, foam, ...

Sun Chemical Named as Exclusive Distributor for NAMSA

(Archive)

October 17, 2006, ... (EO), dry heat, hydrogen peroxide, and steam formaldehyde sterilization processes. They are used primarily for medical applications, and print as an area that changes color permanently when adequate sterilization ...

Converting Industry News

(Magazine)

September 30, 2006, ... supplier for a crucial part of Polaroid's supply chain. MCT will absorb current relationships in a number of industries, including medical, electronics, display, imaging, security, defense, industrial ...

the PLACE

(The Place)

September 30, 2006, ... technology includes applications such as food and medical packaging where traditional photoinitiators have not had use. As seen in some examples in this paper, the great design flexibility with Michael ...

Converting Industry News

(Archive)

September 17, 2006, ... to $4 billion in 2010, reports The Freedonia Group. Advances will be driven by specialized packaging applications in the electronic, medical, and other industries, as well as growing Internet-based sales. ...

Driving Performance

(Magazine)

August 31, 2006, ... at speeds of 400 mpm — any downtime can make it difficult to serve a diverse customer base that includes the hygiene, medical, tape, fiber composites, and label markets. Mondi could not afford the downtime ...

Toray Introduces New Printable Lidding Film

(Archive)

August 22, 2006, ... foods, desserts, beverages, and snacks, as well as cap lining for medical and pharmaceutical packaging applications. LumiLid XLS5 technology combines Toray's original LumiLid XL5 lidding film with a ...