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Sustainable Packaging
Flexibles
Rigid
Coding, Printing & Labeling
Secondary Packaging
Trends
Conveying & accumulation
Big containers, big output done Nature's Way (sidebar)
Bigger containers, shorter line
September 30, 2001
Leaders (UNIVERSAL TAXONOMY PW): Page 1635
Conveying & accumulation
Three legs are better than one
Glass bottles of Rolling Rock beer run through paired fillers at 1길/min and then fan out to any one of three packaging legs. Eight operators ‘patrol’ the entire line. See in-plant video
September 30, 2001
Conveying & accumulation
Machinery brings the future to Latrobe
The front end of this glass line for 12-oz Rolling Rock beer is practically an operator-free zone. Laser-guided vehicles replenish packaging materials on demand. See in-plant video
September 30, 2001
Containers
PET developments refresh beverage and dairy applications
AriZona Beverages moves into a hot-filled PET longneck bottle, PET helps launch a carbonated dairy drink, PET/nylon/PET resists carbonation loss for Perriers new bottle, and an additive extends shelf life for the first PET-bottled milk in the U.K.
September 30, 2001
Blisters/clamshells/thermoforming materials
Integration issues squeeze machinery builders (sidebar)
Methodology
September 30, 2001
Flexible packaging
Integration issues squeeze machinery builders (sidebar)
Respondents: Packagers dont appreciate engineering costs
September 30, 2001
Conveying & accumulation
Co-packer kicks production up a notch
A canister-style desiccant helps a pharmaceutical contract packer protect delicate product from moisture. Newly installed desiccant feeders boost production, enabling the company to package millions of units/month.
September 30, 2001
Flexibles
Pouch with pocket wins for Wyler's
New barrier materials and machine modifications permit unique ‘pouch within a pouch’ as Wyler’s switches from canister to flexible packaging.
September 30, 2001
Controls & Machine Components
TEC Engineering Corp.: Automation technology
TEC Engineering (Oxford, MA) has released a brochure describing the Zip-Tec high-speed overhead monorail system designed for unattended product handling.
August 31, 2001
Controls & Machine Components
GE Fanuc Automation: Machine software
GE Fanuc (Charlottesville, VA) announces the Cimplicity® Safe Gold and Platinum programs. The gold program provides customers with live technical support during business hours, free version upgrades, access to a knowledge-based Web site, and service-pack enhancements.
August 31, 2001
Controls & Machine Components
Paperboard Packaging Council: Buyers' guide
The Paperboard Packaging Council (Alexandria, VA) has released the 2001 edition of the Paperboard Packaging Buyers’ Guide, which lists the products and services provided by its members.
August 31, 2001
Controls & Machine Components
CTC Parker Automation: PC interface
CTC Parker Automation (Milford, OH) combined I/O with PC software and hardware to develop MachinePointâ„¢ I/O software. Software features up to 6 expansion I/O modules that can be connected to a base buscoupler, providing a maximum of 64 input/64 output bytes.
August 31, 2001
Controls & Machine Components
Wago Corporation: Catalog/design tool
Wago’s (Germantown, WI) newest version of ProServe Software, Version 2.5, now features expanded functionality of the Smart Designer for custom rail assembly, allowing customers to design, mark, document, and test their own rail-mounted terminal block assemblies.
August 31, 2001
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