Revisiting refills
For economic and environmental reasons, might we see refill packages for products not usually associated with refills, such as milk and orange juice?
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Blow-off systems dry packages on high-speed lines
Low-maintenance blowers and air knives efficiently blow water off cans, bottles and other packages to dry them at speeds up to 2,000 containers per minute. These direct-drive blowers and air knives prepare packages for subsequent code marking or labeling.
Air Blast Inc.
866-424-7252; www.airblastinc.com
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New TIJ printer starts at $895
Powered by Hewlett-Packard technology, the TJ500 thermal ink jet (TIJ) printhead sells for $895 (base price). For high-resolution one- and two-line industrial coding/marking applications, the TJ500 uses an easy-to-change disposable ink cartridge for quick start-up and changeover.
Diagraph
800-722-1125; www.diagraph.com
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Direct Drive Technology Trends and their Impact on Gear Drive Business
Energy savings, high efficiency and recycling are becoming increasingly important. However, with the current economical impacts that surround our environment today, businesses must weigh their options with gear drives that are typically used in most industrial applications—or opt for direct drive technology that has started to penetrate through some markets.
by Masazumi “Mack” Suzuki, Applications Engineer, Sumitomo Drive Technologies
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Shorten time to market for ready meals in retort pouches
Amcor Flexibles explains how it uses an Allpax research and development retort to reduce time to market for ready meals packaged in high-barrier film pouches.
by Franck-Philippe N’Dia, Sales Manager, Ready Meals, Amcor Flexibles
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Aug 27, 2009 - Aug 28, 2009
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