Packaging, labelling & coding

Sidel SL 90 labeller

08 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Sidel Oceania Pty Ltd

The SL 90 labeller meets the demand for both paper labels applied with cold gluing and self-adhesive transparent labels.


Borealis BorPure RG466MO and RJ377MO copolymers

08 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Borouge Australia Pty Ltd

Borealis has released two new-generation BorPure materials for transparent food containers that offer a step change in organoleptics, a 10% reduction in cycle times and energy, and a CO2 reduction of up to 4 tonnes per year for the converter.


Loma Systems IQ3 metal detectors range

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Inspection Systems Pty Ltd

Loma Systems’ range of IQ3 metal detectors has been developed with a variable frequency function inside them, allowing automatic detection of contaminants within a wide frequency range (31-882 kHz).


Scribing laser coder

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Matthews Australasia Pty Ltd

Linx Printing Technologies has launched an enhanced version of its SL301 scribing laser coder, which the company believes is the fastest, most cost-effective and versatile coder available to the bottling industry.


Foster’s upgrades coding equipment

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Aldus - Tronics Pty Ltd

Foster’s sought to upgrade some of its ageing fleet of ink jet coders. It sought an advanced ink jet coder, with performance characteristics not previously offered on the market. The system will be used for printing information such as the use-by date detail on shrink-wrapped cluster packs.


Seafood exports are in the can

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Ardagh Group (Australia)

An Australian seafood processor has turned to cans to expand its operation and avoid the complexities involved with live exports.


Hardy Instruments Enviro sanitary checkweighers

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Scale Components Pty Ltd

Hardy Instruments’ Enviro line of sanitary checkweighers meets the needs of the food industry for sanitary checkweighing with electronics that withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdown environments. The equipment is NTEP Class III certified, having met the National Conference on Weights & Measures’ standards for performance, operating characteristics, features and options of weighing and measuring devices.


Packaging lines for pizzas

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: Linco Food Systems

Ilapak has installed a fully automatic line for packing of mini pizzas for Papalina. It delivers complete, multi-lane, automatic packaging lines for a distribution system.


PET preform inspection system

06 July, 2010 | Supplied by: HBM Packaging Technologies

IntraVis Vision Systems of Germany has installed its Sample PreWatcher machinery in the Coca-Cola plant in Halle, Germany, and into two large suppliers for Coca-Cola in the USA.


The real seal

04 June, 2010 by Carolyn Chapin

Looking for reclosable packaging options? Packaging suppliers have the goods.


Linx Printing Technologies opaque blue ink 1043

11 May, 2010 | Supplied by: Matthews Australasia Pty Ltd

Linx Printing Technologies has released Linx opaque blue ink 1043. The high opacity ink is a distinctive sky blue colour, developed for industrial and commercial continuous ink jet applications.


Proseal tray-sealing equipment

11 May, 2010 | Supplied by: Proseal Australia

While packing fresh produce into trays is not new, Proseal says that in recent years demand has shifted to top-sealed trays rather than the more traditional over-wrap film solution that was used in the past.


AFPM Masterfil liquid filling machines

11 May, 2010 | Supplied by: Australian Filling & Packaging Machines

AFPM has re-introduced the range of Masterfil liquid filling machines. The range can now fill up to eight containers at a time either by volume or by the use of individual flow meters.


Carlo Migliavacca Triplex 240 volumetric piston action doser

06 May, 2010 | Supplied by: HBM Packaging Technologies

Carlo Migliavacca has released the Triplex 240 automatic volumetric piston action doser for mixed products with whole pieces, liquids and pastes which are to be distributed in glass, metallic or plastic containers.


Moet & Chandon labels get champagne treatment

06 May, 2010 | Supplied by: Avery Dennison

With a specially engineered solution, Avery Dennison has helped Moet Hennessy to solve one of the most difficult challenges in wine labelling. The result is an attractive and functional neck label that secures the foil cap wrappings on the company’s champagne brand, Moet & Chandon, and all its premium champagnes.


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