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November / December 2004
Keeping ahead of counterfeiters through technology and communication.
Technological improvements spur an increase in converter enthusiasm.
A 126-year-old converter takes on new prepress technology and plans to push beyond the Northeast.
October 2004
Market growth and technological evolution raise the effectiveness of these curing
Climbing out of a recession, promotional labeling continues as a healthy niche.
Steel-backed flexible plates for hot stamping retain quality and lower costs.
September 2004
A Wisconsin converter specializes in custom engineered labels that offer challenges.
Brand protection and regulation drive changes in pharmaceutical packaging trends.
From simple strobes to complex technology, web inspection is all about quality.
July / August 2004
A new location and new capabilities for this Texas converter.
How-to advice on setting standards to manage your anilox roll inventory.
Converters and suppliers are cautiously optimistic as the economy slowly improves.
May / June 2004
New technology and changing markets move shrink in new directions.
Thoughts from some top converters about making those large machinery purchases.
A look into one successful company that’s not afraid to think differently.
April 2004
Conventional plate processing is making way for new technologies.
Growth in the pouch market has more converters looking for new opportunities.
High quality labels are produced by a quiet company in rural Rhode Island.
March 2004
A close look at RFID technology and its impact on the narrow web industry.
RFID technology and other complex products require special converting machinery.
Complex products from a Chicago-area converter that is looking toward the digital future.
January / February 2004
With a new acquisition, this Baltimore converter enters new specialty markets.
The Central and Eastern European label industry is young, but it should not be underestimated.
An ancient print process enjoys a small revival among high end narrow web converters.
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