Packaging, labelling & coding

Getting ahead of the curve in packaging product inspection

07 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Mettler-Toledo Ltd

Billions of consumer packages flow from assembly lines every day, each one required to state the precise net weight, volume or number of pieces of its contents. To avoid consumer and legal issues that may arise if net weights fall below specifications, manufacturers often overfill bottles, jars, tubes, boxes and cans, incurring significant costs from unnecessary product giveaway. By implementing a robust statistical quality control (SQC) system, manufacturers can cut losses and enhance compliance. Mettler Toledo clarifies the benefits of SQC systems in its white paper, entitled ‘Package Quality Control - Net Content Control’.


Urschel launches new website

06 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Heat and Control Pty Ltd

Urschel Laboratories has launched its new English website, featuring large graphics and simple navigation.


Sherpac flexible packaging range

02 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Sherpac

Sherpac will showcase its range of flexible packaging products made from genuine food-grade materials at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


SIPA Bottless lightweight hot-fill PET bottle

01 August, 2012 | Supplied by: HBM Packaging Technologies

The SIPA Bottless range of 500 mL hot-fill PET bottles is manufactured on the SIPA SFR rotary blow moulding machine.


Apex Printing & Packaging Engineering labelling systems

01 August, 2012

Apex Printing & Packaging Engineering designs and manufactures complete labelling systems, creating designs and equipment to suit each application.


Multivac Vision System MVS seal seam scanner

01 August, 2012 | Supplied by: MULTIVAC Australia Pty Ltd

The Multivac Vision System MVS seal seam scanner from Multivac Marking & Inspection is an inspection system which checks the quality of seal seams during the packaging procedure. An immediate inspection of the seal seams optimises the packaging procedure and faulty packs can be detected before they are dispatched.


Tattoo design on bottle uses cold-activated ink technology

01 August, 2012

Specialised inks company Chromatic Technologies Inc (CTI) has made a lasting impression on a liqueur from Tuaca. The bottle’s lion, a classic brand image for Tuaca, was redesigned as a thermochromic feature for the label on the limited-edition bottle.


Penta 2200 vertical form, fill and seal machine

31 July, 2012 | Supplied by: Accolade Packaging Limited

Accolade Packaging is showing the Penta 2200 vertical form, fill and seal machine for the first time in New Zealand at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


Henkel Technomelt Supra, Liofel adhesives and Optal synthetic adhesive

30 July, 2012 | Supplied by: Henkel New Zealand Ltd

Henkel will showcase several of its adhesive technology products at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


Reactive Engineering Flow vertical bagging machine

30 July, 2012 | Supplied by: Reactive Engineering (NZ) Pty Ltd

Reactive Engineering NZ will exhibit its Flow fully sanitary stainless steel high-speed vertical bagging machine at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


tna robag 3ci vertical form fill seal bagger

30 July, 2012 | Supplied by: TNA Solutions Pty Ltd

Packaging solutions supplier tna will introduce its new high-performance VFFS (vertical form fill seal) bagger at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


Chadwicks Sleeves launches braille shrink sleeve

19 July, 2012 | Supplied by: Chadwicks

Chadwicks Sleeves has launched a shrink sleeve incorporating braille, offering brands the opportunity to improve shelf appeal and reduce costs while adhering to European legislation for medical products.


Cardia Bioplastics forms major alliance to produce green packaging solutions

09 July, 2012

Sustainable resins supplier Cardia Bioplastics Limited and rigid plastic packaging company Alto Packaging have announced a strategic partnership to produce high-performance packaging solutions with environmental benefits.


Measuring the migration of ink in packaging

27 June, 2012

A Food Standards Agency UK research study, contracted by Pira International during November 2008 to April 2011, has developed screening tests for visible and non-visible set-off. The project developed a scanner for measuring the total surface area of patches of visible set-off on the food contact surface of packaging, and exposure techniques and analytical methods which allowed the measurement of individual ink components on the food contact surface of packaging. The extent of migration of these ink components from packaging into food was also quantified.


Hygienic milk powder packing

27 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Chronos BTH

Chronos BTH has recently installed and commissioned a high-accuracy bagging and palletising system for milk powder sector company Emmi Milch, Switzerland.


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