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Published February 10, 2006
A new ultrasonic pouch sealer at Herr­mann Ultrasonics’ North American head­quarters in Schaumburg, IL is now available for application development. This ultrasonic pouch unit can seal pouches or roll stock up to a 10-inch opening width… Read More »
Published February 10, 2006
Main features are the use of cold air at moderate pressure with robust equipment to produce fine filaments. The process is based on a different mechanism producing fine and finest filaments: one melt monofil splits up into a number (normally around 5… Read More »
Published February 10, 2006
CEP’s open-head steel drums are ideal for transporting and storing hazardous and non-hazardous materials including sorbents, rags, wipes and towels. These 55-gallon steel drums have approved linings that comply with Food and Drug Administration… Read More »
Published February 10, 2006
Maxson Automatic Machinery Company has developed a low roll diameter detection design that aids an operator by automatically slowing a sheeter to stop when a preset roll diameter is reached at the roll stand. This feature allows the operator to monit… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
The Chatillion  DFE Series from Ametek Test & Calibration Instruments is a compact, easy-to-use force gauge designed for economy applications without compromising functionality. The new DFE Series features two models and seven capacities eac… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Maxson Automatic Machinery has introduced an affordable sheeter model offering dual knife rotary cutter technology to printing and converting operations. The design employs a high speed cutter outfitted with a delivery system that includes a reject g… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Basell has developed a new resin, Moplen RP1669, which adds a soft touch and cloth-like feel to nonwoven materials for hygienic, personal care and medical apparel applications. Moplen RP1669 is an innovative copolymer based on Basell’s state-of… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
A pharmaceutical packager recently benefited from Martin Automatic’s machinery. The company wanted to increase throughput on an existing filling line by running non-stop. It was not a high speed line—less than 50 fpm—but the manual… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Independent Machine Co. has developed a system for slitting and traverse winding PSA tapes and foam. The new 20-inch-wide system includes a double supported unwind for supply rolls to 48 inches OD with auto edge guide and programmable tension control… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Maxson Automatic Machinery Company has introduced a festoon that allows inline sheeters to closely match the speed of down line processes, thereby maintaining accurate sheet length. The system provides a closed-loop tension control for the roll stand… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Linpac Materials Handling has produced a new, eight-page, full-color brochure featuring its high quality Ropak reusable container systems in a variety of applications. The Linpac General Industry Solutions brochure details the company’s wide ra… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Dynisco Instruments has introduced a new line of pressure transmitters with Foundation Fieldbus capability. The three new models featured are: FFX2242, a thread-mounted pressure and temperature transmitter for processing applications, designed for us… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Maxson Automatic has introduced cleaning devices that enhance slit and cross cut quality when sheeting pressure sensitive materials or other laminates where adhesive build-up on blades is likely. The design is straightforward to adjust and simple to… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
GDM has improved its sanitary towel product line based on the Matrix platform. This version is fully compatible with the MSS (Modular Supply System) protocol, which is a characteristic of this platform, and performs at the highest levels of quality f… Read More »
Published January 9, 2006
Fleissner has designed a new spunlace system for fabrics in sanitary, medical, hygiene, cosmetic and wet wipes markets with a lower investment cost. The machine can produce both plain or perforated/structured fabrics. The unit can be equipped with on… Read More »