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November/December 2001
New ideas and product differentiation in a highly competitive packaging market.
Inkjet technology intensifies, and finishing equipment takes a higher profile.
October 2001
Labels with smart chips are a growing market, but require skill and engineering.
Understanding this powerful and versatile component of the pressure sensitive label.
September 2001
Substrate variety and quality are greater than ever, and films are showing their muscle.
New coating processes, plus care and cleaning tips for these critical press components.
July 2001
Our Reality Check columnist sheds light on some of the technological R&D that is rapidly changing the complexion of flexography.
Many are struggling, but some converters are bucking the recessionary trends
May 2001
Discipline, control, cleanliness and security make for a demanding market niche.
Developments in water based and UV curable inks mean greater potential for converters.
April 2001
Short run capability, fast turnarounds and less waste are among the reasons folding carton customers are turning to narrow web converters.
The letterpress market might be constrained, but label converters and their customers still demand the quality that this traditional printing process delivers
March 2001
Powerful converting and finishing systems can enhance performance and profitability.
High quality, eye appeal and cost are driving this demanding label market.
January / February 2001
In one year, shaftless press technology has leaped onto the flexo scene.
A myriad of laboratory devices are available to improve label quality.
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