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Rehrig Pacific Co.: Castle crates

Rehrig Pacific (Los Angeles, CA) has introduced a new generation of 2-L Castle Crates®. The injection-molded HDPE crates are taller than standard crates to hold straight-wall as well as proprietary bottle shapes securely in place.

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TriStar Capital, LLC: Leasing and financing

Packaging equipment leasing and financing programs are available from TriStar Capital (Santa Ana, CA). Instead of making progress payments while their equipment is being built, customers can lease from TriStar and the leasing company makes the progress payments.

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Cape Systems: Product loading software

From Cape Systems (Allen, TX) comes Truckfill, a software program for building mixed product and pallet loading inside containers, trucks and railcars.

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Damark Packaging Systems Inc: L-sealer brochure

A brochure describes Damark's (Lewisville, TX) LP-1725 automatic L-sealer, which can produce up to 30 packages/min. Includes features, options and technical specifications, as well as color photography of the equipment.

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Cookson Plastic Molding Corp.: Plastic pallet leasing

Cookson Plastic Molding (Latham, NY), in conjunction with Citicorp Global Equipment Finance, offers a leasing program for plastic pallets. It's said to enable approved customers to reduce the up-front costs of using plastic pallets.

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Biner Ellison Packaging Systems Inc: Economical filler

Biner Ellison's (Los Angeles, CA) Economy Top Drive filler fills 4-oz to 2-gal containers with liquid products for any industry. With a starting price of approximately $39ꯠ, the 6-fill-head (standard) model fills 12 gal/min or 60 pints/min.

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Packexpo.com: Packaging database

A new packaging database featuring the PackSearch(TM) search engine is available from packexpo.com (Falls Church, VA). The continually expanding global database provides real-time, current information on packaging machinery, materials, components and services.

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Filling/capping, liquid & viscous

PneumaticScaleAngelus: Liquid filler

With fill-height accuracy to ±0.2", the redesigned Pneumaflow® Filler from Pneumatic Scale (Cuyahoga Falls, OH) positions the product supply directly above the fill heads so that fewer tubes are used to deliver the product.

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Capmatic Ltd.: Filling machine

The Accurofill 6 automatic filling machine from Capmatic (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is detailed in an 8-page color brochure. Designed to fill liquid and viscous products, the machine and its features are shown in numerous large photos.

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Pantone, Inc: Color system for plastics

Pantone's (Carlstadt, NJ) reformatted Pantone Plastics Color System is a universal color system for plastic production. The Color System consists of more than 2꼀 opaque and transparent polystyrene Selector Chips that show users exactly how the color they select will look in plastic.

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Compumotor: Microstepper drive

Parker Haninfin's Compumotor Div. (Rohnert Park, CA) introduces the OEMZL microstepper drive for packaging machinery OEMs and high-volume applications.

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Pacific Scientific: Small, cost-effective drives

Engineered to be small and cost-effective, Pacific Scientific's (Rockford, IL) new all-digital PC800 servo drive is 40% smaller than its SC900.

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Stockhausen, Inc: Absorbent polymer

Favor-Pac 100 is an absorbent polymer that can be added to soaker pads to absorb fluids in refrigerated or frozen poultry packaging. The FDA has approved the polymer, made by Stockhausen (Greensboro, NC), for indirect food contact.

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