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Pilot/Lab/Technical Facilities

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October 30, 2005, ... for converting proprietary package styles Substrates: film, foil, nonwovens Annual sales: between $36 million and $50 million No. of lab employees: 60 Coatema Coating Machinery Benzstrasse 14, ...

Mastering RFID

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September 29, 2005, ... (see Figure 1). While the illustration in Figure 1 shows the older-design HF label, this general construction is used for newer UHF inlays. Inlays on a film carrier typically are packaged in a roll ...

RFID: The Next Generation

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September 29, 2005, ... have started implementation, the wheels didn’t turn quite the way people had first expected. “[Consumer packaged goods] companies are taking Wal-Mart’s mandate seriously. However, they are choosing ...

New Products, Part 2

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September 29, 2005, ... noncontact, requires no water or coupling materials, is non-destructive to package or product, and requires no sample preparation. Finds invisible defects, reducing or eliminating incubation of packages ...

Converting Industry News, Part 1

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September 29, 2005, ... Engineering Co.—bge.battenefeld.com Sealing Rib Adds Benefits to Zippers Fresh-Lock Zippers with a patented sealing rib can be used on a wide variety of package sizes, film structures, and packaging ...

Converting Industry News, Part 2

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September 29, 2005, ... has a distinguished history of serving professionals in the converting and package printing markets with authoritative and relevant content in its shows. Penn- Well’s Conferences and Exhibitions Group ...

A Menu for Thickness Control

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August 30, 2005, ... weight to apply. For example, a pressure-sensitive adhesive used for a decal might require a coating that is 1 mil thick. A laminating adhesive for a snack package would probably be approximately 3 lbs/ream. ...

Converting Industry News

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August 30, 2005, ...  The focus will be broad, organizers say, with the main emphasis on flexo and rotogravure package printing and ancillary supplies, tissue, nonwovens, technical textiles, self-adhesive materials, envelopes, ...

A Communication from the PLACE Div. of TAPPI

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July 30, 2005, ... Saini and Nicole Millick, OxySense Inc. APPLICATION: A new non-invasive method allows testing of packages in-line before shipment to the consumer. The method measures oxygen content within food packages ...

Packaging Services Expo Debuts

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July 18, 2005, With a comprehensive program designed to reach contract packagers, Packaging Services Expo, sponsored by the Tarsus Group, debuted at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Ctr. in Rosemont, IL, May 1-12. PRESS ...

Reporter Clips

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June 29, 2005, ... practical, Gaylord boxes may be used. Rolls are accepted in skid loads only (no loose rolls will be accepted). Skids of material should arrive securely packaged. No shipping containers will be returned. ...

Truth or Myth?

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May 30, 2005, There are many proposed theories that might influence the slide angle. We tested extensively to determine if these postulations are true. Slide Angle The tendency for package cartons to slide past each ...

Communication from the PLACE div. of TAPPI

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March 30, 2005, ... Packages by Anton Stauffer, PTI Packaging Technologies Application: Non-conduct airborne ultrasound can perform a variety of non-destructive and non-invasive inspections in the packaging industry. ...

Converting Industry News, Part 2

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March 30, 2005, ... package design, prototyping, and testing and end with retail-ready, fully packed POP displays. A Company is Born BOLINGBROOK, IL—A new company backed by individual investors has acquired substantially ...

New Product Digest, Part 1

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March 30, 2005, ... Aids Package Design Cape Systems, Allen, TX; 800/229-3434; capesystems.com With 2.0 palletizing and design software, user can create efficient pallet loads; design custom packages and pallet loads with ...

RFID: Beyond the Mandate

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February 27, 2005, ... with RFID specific needs. One example of using the internal capabilities of the converter is to provide services designing packages more suitable for RFID tag placement. RFID tags come in many shapes ...

Converting Industry News, Part 1

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February 27, 2005, ... using pod packs expect the same rich flavor and aroma of a traditionally brewed cup of [our] coffee. We looked to Sonoco to supply a package that would protect the integrity of the coffee and our brand. ...

Reporter Clips

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January 30, 2005, ... Printex will manufacture the envelopes in all sizes using a variety of clear plastic materials. Printex president David Heller says this is the first time his company has licensed a method of package ...

Converting Industry News

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December 30, 2004, ... to Integrated Waste Management, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover Energy, and Retention in landfill. Visit plastics.ca/epic. Explore GOA in Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH, FL—Package printing gets its ...

Converting Industry News, Part 1

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November 29, 2004, ... packaging solution comprising an automatic cartoning machine, a novel package design, and a specially developed board material. The targets of the concept are the pharmaceutical industry, contract packagers, ...