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The May issue focuses on three critical aspects of packaging: maintenance, automation and safety. We have an article covering machine maintenance, specifically preventive maintenance of the packaging line. A second feature on automation outlines what to consider when deciding between a semi and full-automatic line. A third feature highlights safety via a case study involving antibacterial films.
Both semi- and fully-automatic lines are proven strategies for speed and efficiency. Understanding what your specific needs are can determine what you need.
As small to medium-sized companies looking to meet growth projections, a proven strategy often involves automating their packing process. These solutions involve either semi-automatic or fully-automatic case formers and sealers.
Hygiene and food safety have always been important, but the coronavirus has highlighted the need for greater awareness and vigilance. Consumers expect a high level of protection at point-of-sale. In response to this, Schur Flexibles is offering to apply an antibacterial varnish to a range of its films.
If a manufacturer wants to have an efficient production line, it needs to ensure that the packaging equipment is receiving preventive maintenance (PM), emergency repairs, and inspections – just like the other machinery.
Toppan has developed “GL-ME-RC,” a new grade that provides high-barrier performance combined with light-shielding. Expanding the scope of applications for GL BARRIER films, GL-ME-RC is available for markets in Japan and overseas from April.