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Bagmaking Operation Is There When Customers Call

(Magazine)

April 30, 2000, ... the time it takes with a conventional die. That translates to significant time savings on startups and restarts after changes. "Overall," says Glenn, "it's a die made for easy use, and it's obvious our ...

Converter Plays Key Role in Mercosur Trading Group

(Magazine)

February 29, 2000, ... business that has been started this year with local and multinational companies; and the startup of a service to print variable information for promotion packs. As a service for its customers, ISMA ...

Partnering launches future growth in laminations

(Magazine)

August 31, 1996, ... speed, tension zones, nip pressures, etc. Recipes can be accessed at this console to simplify setup and startup. Statistical process control is also available. Coulter proudly adds, "We even have a stereo ...

Tetra Pak plant in Spain is environmentally certified.

(Magazine)

July 31, 1996, ... than 1.6 million metric tons/yr of ethylene and more than 2 million metric tons/yr of derivative products. Construction is expected to begin next year, and startup is scheduled for early 2000. Waste ...

Pressure-sensitive line utilizes all-vector drive system

(Magazine)

June 30, 1996, ... the startup and troubleshooting, and will help in minimizing long-term maintenance. The drives allow operator interface from the machine via touch screen operator panels, through pick and Panelviews. ...

A rather narrow-minded view of wide web printing.

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May 31, 1996, ... in Green Bay, readied operators for startup, and the first jobs began to roll off the press. It was time for the Vision to prove itself. Within six months, the results were impacting the bottom lines of ...

Green Bay gears up for specialty labels

(Magazine)

May 31, 1996, ... much time was spent running, how much time was spent in shutdown and in startup, and how much time was spent making good versus "start-up" or off-specification product. Using real-time feedback, the system ...

Independent Packaging: the "restart" of something grea

(Magazine)

March 31, 1996, ... don't like the phrase "startup," considering them risky to investors. Romanski quickly changed the term to "restart," not just to please potential investors but because he considered it a more accurate description ...

Flexo/screen proves to be a winning combination

(Magazine)

January 31, 1996, ... to register automatically upon press startup. The Stork Rotamesh screens are 100% nickel, eliminating rips and tears said to be common to polymer-based screens. The screens are also reusable on new ...

Used machinery can bring new life to your operation

(Magazine)

September 30, 1995, ... of used equipment buyers: startup operations that don't have the capital to buy new machines; established companies that can't wait the 18 to 24 months it can take for delivery of new equipment; and overseas ...

Training is the key to success in '90s corporate climb.

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August 31, 1995, ... an established company as compared to a green-field startup," he says. "The way to go about it is to insist that people undergo training. Training and continuing education become requirements for employment." ...

Costa Rican converter expands Latin market

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April 30, 1995, ... integrated flexo printing in 1985. From startup production of 150 tons/month in 1980, production in Costa Rica is now more than 600 tons/month and rapidly growing. The company is privately held by Lacayo ...

Slower growth, continued expansion seen in 1995

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January 31, 1995, ... paper grades will increase from 45.1-million tons in 1993 to 47.3-million tons in 1997, an average of 1.2% annually. Only three new machines are scheduled for startup after 1994 - one uncoated, free-sheet ...