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Technical Reports

Adhesive blending helps avoiding delamination, waste



by Ed Sullivan


Static charges present shocking consequences

Static electricity, often minimized as a small hazard to production, can harm more than converters’ bottom lines.

by Sayre Kos


Convenience as a mission: Resealability

Resealable closures deliver the convenience and value that consumers seek, plus the differentiation and bottom line results that converters demand.

by Elizabeth Sheaffer


Improved biopolymer processing raises market potential

Chain extenders could potentially improve the workability of biopolymers, helping them and converters reach their full potential.


Keeping two steps ahead

For Consolidated Packaging Group, staying ahead of the competition requires speed, top quality, and total commitment to customer service—a goal that is easily met with the right laminating process and the right suppliers.

by David Manion


Handle with care: Protective measures for roll materials

The role of roll handling is especially crucial as the need to maintain protection and positive control is increasing along with the value and size of film rolls.

by Rick Lingle


Latest inspection systems defeat web defects

Today's web inspection and defect detection systems optimize product quality, drive down manufacturing costs and keep customers satisfied.

by Sayre Kos


Take the sting out of static

Devices—whether simple or “smart”—can keep a tight control on static charge, bringing greater efficiency and safer conditions to your production.

by Sayre Kos


Automation, other improvements put new slitters a cut above

From job data storage to automatic set-up, the newest features on slitting/rewinding machines simplify—and maximize—productivity.

by Sayre Kos


Guiding a web toward higher productivity

Maintaining accurate web alignment will improve performance and ultimately your bottom line.

by Sayre Kos


'Stick' with water-based primers

Converters might consider the environmental advantages of water-based primers to modify surfaces for extrusion laminations and ink adhesion.

by Steve Bergerson


How to improve productivity and profitability with print sleeves

Thick or thin? That is the question. The answer depends on how you use your flexo press.

by Mike Smoot


The flat-top flair

A new way of making digital flexographic printing plates reduces dot-gain problems and delivers crisp detail.

by Chris Green


Brand security starts with packaging

With an estimated cost to the worldwide economy of $700 billion per year, counterfeiting is top of mind for brand owners as well as their suppliers. Converters are meeting the challenge head-on, with printing and coding technologies that provide product authentication and enable tracking through the supply chain.

by Kate Bertrand Connolly


The winning prescription for doctor blades

Using the right blade thickness for the right anilox roll application will save money and improve performance of flexo printing operations.

by Bobby Furr


Fit to be tried

Fitments and closures offer convenience for the full range of uses.

by Kate Bertrand Connolly


A die to die for

Extrusion dies are a critical component in film manufacturing, which is the first step in the flexible packaging cycle.


by Mary Gustafson


Making sense of sustainable packaging and labeling

Label and packaging consultant Mike Fairly looks at the changing character of environmental requirements, evolving sustainability standards and legislation, brand owner waste management responsibility, and assesses some of the actions that converters should be taking.

by Mike Fairly


Standardizing the Fight Against Friction

A new family of films from Pliant aims to standardize the battle against Coefficient of Friction, resulting in more throughput, fewer line stoppages and smoother processing of plastic films.


by BRENDAN O'NEILL


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