Rexam announced at interpack 2008 that has extended its product offering in Europe with the introduction of its line of plastic jars. The expansion addresses the growing demand for consumer-friendly jars while adding value for customers on store shelves.
Van Genechten Packaging (VGP) is a pioneer in innovative packaging solutions for the FMCG and Luxury Brands markets. The Group's achievements with ECMA, Pentawards and Luxe Pack design awards illustrate their creativity in both constructional and graphic design.
Davis-Standard, LLC announced that it has upgraded the company's PAC 50 series' surface winders. The new winders feature a compact hydraulic system, which uses high-speed digital electronics for lay-on pressure control. This feature reduces blocking at the core, a problem typical on most large-roll surface winders where the lay-on force is not controlled or controlled through mechanical means. The new design also features a device to bring the new core up to speed prior to transfer to allow for smoother starts on thin, high speed webs. Another valuable addition is an integrated shaft hoist system that allows for the operators to easily return the shaft to the transfer position without lifting the shaft.
Rexam announced at interpack 2008 that has extended its product offering in Europe with the introduction of its line of plastic jars. The expansion addresses the growing demand for consumer-friendly jars while adding value for customers on store shelves.
Van Genechten Packaging (VGP) is a pioneer in innovative packaging solutions for the FMCG and Luxury Brands markets. The Group's achievements with ECMA, Pentawards and Luxe Pack design awards illustrate their creativity in both constructional and graphic design.
Davis-Standard, LLC announced that it has upgraded the company's PAC 50 series' surface winders. The new winders feature a compact hydraulic system, which uses high-speed digital electronics for lay-on pressure control. This feature reduces blocking at the core, a problem typical on most large-roll surface winders where the lay-on force is not controlled or controlled through mechanical means. The new design also features a device to bring the new core up to speed prior to transfer to allow for smoother starts on thin, high speed webs. Another valuable addition is an integrated shaft hoist system that allows for the operators to easily return the shaft to the transfer position without lifting the shaft.