Cardboard sleever
15 August, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.hbm.com.au/
Pack Service offers a range of equipment for the automatic packaging of individual containers and multi-packs, specialising in cardboard sleevers, cartoners and overpackers, particularly for the dairy sector.
Weigh/label system
20 July, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.cedarcc.com.au/
The design of Cedar Creek's innovative Weigh/Label Systems is modular, based on the Cedar Creek Company (CCC) WLS software module, and comprising: a Touchscreen Unit; a scale base/indicator unit; an Industrial printer (for manual labelling) or a fully automatic label applicator with a higher spec printer. All Touchscreen computers and printers are visible on the network, enabling product specifications, label formats, and order data to be downloaded simply and quickly and production data to be made available enterprise-wide in 'near real time'.
Oxygen absorbing packets & strips
20 July, 2005 | Supplied by: NutriMed Group
FreshPax™ is a patented oxygen absorber pioneered by Multisorb Technologies to protect packaged foods and other products against spoilage, mold growth, color change, rancidity, loss of nutritive values, insect damage and losses of quality.
Code readers
22 June, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.scitech.com.au/
SciTech has released two code readers for reading 1D and 2D codes marked on parts, packages or labels.
RFID: this radio frequency will be a hit
06 June, 2005 | Supplied by: GS1 New Zealand
Radio chips, transponders, tags - radio frequency identification (RFID) is currently keeping trading companies busy because these mobile data memories hold enormous rationalisation potential for supply chain management
Better packaging through professionalism
25 May, 2005
The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is re-designing its website, taking the association into the world of email, online newsletters, up-to-date-news, events, technical papers and more. The AIP website will be the main communication tool from 2005 to members, supporters and industry and van be visited at www.aipack.com.au
Inkjet printer
22 April, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.imaje.com.au/
The Imaje 4040 high definition inkjet printer can be used to print text, graphics and logos onto porous surfaces. It features easy message design and editing with a VGA 10.4" screen (WYSIWYG display) and pull-down menus under Windows.
Vertical and horizontal case packers
17 March, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.hbm.com.au/
Mondo & Scaglione of Canelli, Italy, present their upgraded Case Packing Machine which can package wine bottles using the traditional vertical system, or horizontally, with the automatic introduction of a cardboard divider.
Wraparound case packer
17 February, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.hbm.com.au/
To complement their renowned ALTAIR N Series medium to high speed continuous motion wraparound case packers for outputs up to 80 cases per minute, OCME of Parma Italy have released their new "baby", the ALTAIR X Series, for outputs up to 30 cases per minute.
10-colour flexographic press for Chequer
16 February, 2005
Chequer Packaging Limited has invested NZ$5 million in a state-of-the-art printing press at its production site in East Tamaki, Auckland.
Canning changes
04 February, 2005
The Canned Food Information Service (CFIS) has changed its name to the Canned Food Industry Association (CFIA).
All-round packaging
17 January, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.jllennard.com.au/
To meet the multifaceted requirements for flexible packaging versatility, Krones AG is now, with Modulpac, offering a concept providing options for all-round packaging.
Virtual labelling
17 January, 2005 | Supplied by: http://www.domino-printing.com/
With the development of DataLase, Sherwood Technology has produced a virtual labelling technique that eradicates the need to use adhesive labels on packaging.
UHT milk in PET - Milk with a 90 day refrigerated shelf life
06 December, 2004 by Franco Tomba - Krones Italy, Garda | Supplied by: Krones (Thailand) Co Ltd
Centrale del Latte di Brescia (Italy) sterilises its products by directly injecting steam at 148°C. Steam injection provides quality advantages, explains Technical Director Paolo Bonometti
Layer picking bears fruit
06 December, 2004 | Supplied by: Premia Handling Systems Pty Ltd
The drive by retailers for smaller, more frequent deliveries is forcing suppliers to re-evaluate how they deliver goods to major retailers' distribution centres
