Brand owners, across many industries, seek differentiation as well as speed to market. Consumers expect appealing yet food safe packaging they trust.
In this webinar, you’ll learn from Gary Moody of Premier Markings as to how he works with his brand customers in meeting the needs of consumers.
Premier Markings is a manufacturer of top quality digitally printed labels and recently added flexible packaging pouches to their offering.
Digital printing enables Premier Markings to provide fantastic quality labels and pouches with small quantities and no press plate costs enabling quick and cost effective runs to meet demand.
Just about everything can be digitally printed at a lower cost to you!
If your work requires multiple colors and you’re starting out with low quantities or have many variations of the same label, then digital printing can save you money and still have a great looking output.
There are many advantages of digital printed labels and flexible pouches but number one is the quality. In years past, the only way to achieve this litho type quality was to print litho. The problem with litho is if you require or prefer a roll format that is not possible. As well die cutting, scoring and any other process is done secondary, which leads to increase in production, time and price.
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Join us for this information filled webinar about substrates and label applications. Why are there so many substrates? Our technical experts will provide a general overview of many different substrates types and ways to use each type of substrate most effectively.
Labels have become a ubiquitous product as every generated good requires some form of identification from providing product information to ensuring proper receipt from deliveries. Label usage continues to grow. This demand must be delivered by those supporting the label production process.
Substrates coated with the proper silicone can generate a release liner that provides the answer to a converter’s need for faster speed. Having a stable release profile from process start-up through full run speeds, accounting for varying needs across end use applications, is critical for ensuring uninterrupted workflow. Achieving flat release imparts consistency that allows for faster run times, increased throughput, and satisfies new demand on label converters.
During this webinar, our team of experts will focus on understanding label construction, the label conversion process, and silicone solutions for those potential conversion problems.
Elkem Silicones has more than 4,200 employees dedicated to delivering your potential by providing you innovative silicone solutions with a personal touch. Elkem Silicones, a division of Elkem, is a global leader in fully integrated silicone manufacturing, operating 13 multi-functional manufacturing sites and 13 Research & Innovation centers around the globe. Elkem Silicones offers a full range of silicone technologies for diverse specialty markets including aerospace, automotive, construction, consumer goods, energy, healthcare, paper, personal care and textiles. Elkem Silicones is committed to create new, innovative and green solutions and business models that promote a sustainable future.
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This webinar will be a discussion about efficient use of Capital, Human Resources and Assets in Label Printing.
Epson is a global technology leader dedicated to co-creating sustainability and enriching communities by leveraging its efficient, compact, and precision technologies and digital technologies to connect people, things, and information. The company is focused on solving societal issues through innovations in home and office printing, commercial and industrial printing, manufacturing, visual and lifestyle. Epson’s goal is to become carbon negative and eliminate use of exhaustible underground resources such as oil and metal by 2050.
Led by the Japan-based Seiko Epson Corporation, the worldwide Epson Group generates annual sales of around JPY 1 trillion.
Epson America, Inc., based in Los Alamitos, Calif., is Epson’s regional headquarters for the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. To learn more about Epson, please visit: epson.com. You may also connect with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.
Tuesday, September 14, 2021 / 11:00 AM EST
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Shrink sleeves differentiate packaging on the shelf since they accommodate many different shapes and offer 360º coverage providing a no label look. ACTEGA’s presentation will focus on trends and opportunities for visual and haptic effects when producing shrink sleeve applications.
ACTEGA is an innovation leader and the preferred solution provider for specialty chemicals in the packaging industry. We are committed to innovation, agility and value creation. We promote new ideas and think outside the box. We actively drive technological change. We focus on meeting our customer’s needs. Whatever we do is aligned with our identity and brand values.
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Thursday, May 20, 2021 / 1:00 PM EST
Through innovation, advancements in R&D, technology and more, the Mactac of today offers a vast portfolio of PSA-coated paper and specialty film solutions for hundreds of industries and applications, including durable goods labeling, product identification, barcoding and instruction labeling, security and safety labeling, health and beauty products, and food and beverage labeling. We’ve defined specialty our own way – providing exceptional support to our customers to help them grow their businesses and diversify their product offerings.
In this webinar, viewers will learn about a selection of the latest and greatest non-traditional products Mactac has to offer, including:
· LINTEC® Products
· Thinner Film Products
· Peel & Reseal Products
Mactac’s ongoing vision is to bring increased value to our customers by expanding upon our core strengths in adhesive innovation, distribution, and personalized service. Further enhancing our product diversification, adhesive formulation capabilities and capacity to the industry, Mactac recently acquired Duramark Products Inc., previously known as Ritrama USA. With the acquisition, Mactac has added more facilities and locations to our network, expanded film capabilities and capacity by adding world-class coaters and advanced automation technologies.
Thursday, April 15, 2021 / 2:00 PM EST
New thinner film and paper liners are becoming more popular and may offer advantages to the converter, include cost savings, an increased number of labels on a specific size roll, and weight reduction.
Whether you’re considering a thin 92 gauge or thinner filmic carrier, or a hard, dense Hi-impact liner, converters may run into similar challenges. We will discuss these challenges and the solutions in this webinar, including:
Inkjet technology is relatively straightforward and lends itself to automation. Many of the required functions of the press which were previously controlled by manual and mechanical actions are electronically monitored and necessary adjustments made with a robotic controller.
This means for the label convertor accurate registration resulting in repeatable colors and fine resolution text, high throughput with volumes of more than 1 million square foot/ month and less labor input for running and maintaining the press.
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While societal and economic questions persist, label converters have the opportunity to modernize their pressrooms at an affordable price point. Mark Andy, a global printing press manufacturer, is joined by converters to discuss the buying process and how printers can upgrade to next-generation technologies to meet increasing demand.
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Michael Mullen, President and CEO, Capital Label
Alexander Mercon, Digital Press Manager, Mark Andy
UPM Raflatac, a global supplier of label materials, is joined by two converters to discuss how coronavirus has impacted the supply chain. They will detail the benefits of a secure supply chain, how the virus has impacted label demand, safety measures instituted at their facilities, and projections for the future.
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