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Creative Packaging Corp.: User-friendly TE closure
Creative Packaging (Buffalo Grove, IL) has developed a new tamper-evident dispensing closure for its sports cap line, which features a lip-and-tongue guard.
April 30, 2001
Intertape Polymer Group: Carton sealer brochure
IPG (Intertape Polymer Group)
Intertape Polymer’s (Bradenton, FL) brochure describes USA Series of uniform, semi-automatic carton sealers for applications in which same-size cartons are sealed consecutively.
April 30, 2001
Craig Adhesives and Coatings Co.: Product brochure
H.B. Fuller
Craig Adhesives and Coatings (Newark, NJ) has published “Connect with Craig,” a guide to its extensive line of off-the-shelf, ready-to-ship products for packaging and label printing.
April 30, 2001
Automated Production Systems, Corp.: Robotic palletizing
Automated Production Systems, Corp.
Robotic palletizing system from Automated Production Systems (New Freedom, PA) handles the output of 7 packaging lines, palletizing up to 45 cases/min.
April 30, 2001
Rollstock, Inc: Rollstock, Inc: Label printer
Setra Systems, Inc
Intended to integrate with the company’s counting scales and balances, the DYMO/Setra 300 from Setra (Boxborough, MA) prints 23 bar-code symbologies and 5 fonts.
April 30, 2001
Griffin-Rutgers Company: Hot-foil stamper
Griffin-Rutgers
The Metronic hpdPrint line of hot-foil stamping machinery from Griffin-Rutgers (Ronkonkoma, NY) comes in miniature, modular, compact, and cassette models.
April 30, 2001
Prodo-Pak Corp.: Vertical f/f/s system
Prodo-Pak Corp.
Operating at speeds to 200 pouches/min, the PV 214PS4 vertical f/f/s system from Prodo-Pak (Garfield, NJ) creates 2 to 4 pillow or 3-side-sealed pouches every cycle.
April 30, 2001
AIDCO International Inc: Palletizer/depalletizer
AIDCO International Inc.
The fully or semi-automatic LiftStar from Aidco (Adrian, MI) is a machine that palletizes and depalletizes bulk metal, glass, or plastic containers as well as corrugated cartons and plastic trays or cases.
April 30, 2001
Tisma, an SWF Company: Flip-top cartoner
BW Integrated Systems
Three sizes of Tisma’s (Elk Grove Village, IL) continuous-motion flip-top cartoner offer speeds from 50 to 600 cartons/min. Optional infeeds include counter fillers, volumetric fillers, computerized scales, and augers.
April 30, 2001
Modular Packaging Systems, Inc: Tube filler/closer
Modular Packaging Systems, Inc.
The Puma 60 tube filler from Modular Packaging (Pine Brook, NJ) fills and closes metal, plastic, or laminated tubes. The automatic machine operates at speeds to 3길 tubes/hr.
April 30, 2001
Oden Corporation: Liquid filling system
Oden Machinery, Inc.
Available as a semiautomatic bench-top unit or fully automatic system, the Servo/Fill® system from Oden (Buffalo, NY) dispenses 0.5 oz to 5 gal of watery, foamy, or viscous liquids into virtually any shape of container.
April 30, 2001
Label Printers: Label Printers: Label printers
Zebra Technologies Corp.
Zebra (Vernon Hills, IL) introduces its XiIII label printer, which can be configured remotely via the Internet. It sends e-mail or pager messages to designated employees as soon as problems, such as running out of labels, occur.
April 30, 2001
IMA North America: Cartoner
IMA Group
Operating at speeds to 60 cartons/min, the BFB Vertima cartoner from IMA (Fairfield, CT) is a vertical, intermittent-motion cartoner for bottles and jars.
April 30, 2001
Domino: Ink-jet coding ink
Domino North America
Domino Amjet (Gurnee, IL) has developed 767BK, a thermochromic ink-jet coding ink said to verify sterilization. Ink changes color from black to blue when steam sterilized at 256°F to 428°F for 20 min.
April 30, 2001
tesa tape, inc.: TE sealing tape
tesa tape, inc.
Designed to help reduce product theft, tesa 64007 from tesa tape (Charlotte, NC) leaves the message “OPENED” in five different languages when removed from a box and remains visible even if a reclosure is attempted.
April 30, 2001
AET Films: BOPP film
Taghleef
CHZ is a new transparent BOPP film from AET Films (New Castle, DE) designed for use in cheese packaging. Film is a two-side sealable, one-side treated, coextruded film for single web plain or surface printed applications on horizontal packaging machines.
April 30, 2001
Green-Tek, Inc: No curl films
Green-Tek, Inc.
Green-Tek (Edgerton, WI) has introduced a new line of thermoforming films suitable for meat, seafood, and cheese products. Due to a special technology that was created from an amorphous nylon blend, films are said to create more “natural” corners that are smooth and flat, with no curling.
April 30, 2001
Airopak, a unit of PVC Container Corp.: HDPE containers
Airopack
Airopak’s (Manchester, PA) line of ultra-clean HDPE containers now includes 4-L and 1-gal rounds and a line with needle-blown, compression-molded closed handles to prevent liquid from getting into the handle.
April 30, 2001
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