04.10.17
Over 700 buyers of converting products and processes, a 10% increase from the 2016 event, met with over 120 blue chip service provider companies on a soldout expo floor during last month's 10th Annual Converters Expo, held at Lambeau Field Atrium, Green Bay WI, USA. The Expo featured exhibitors from across the industry focused on networking and sharing the latest technology, equipment, and services to enhance converting operations.
"We thank our exhibitors, sponsors and attendees for making the 10th Annual Converters Expo such a success," says Randy Green, group publisher, Packaging Strategies for BNP Media. "A record breaking number of attendees had the opportunity to network with leading industry professionals, discuss the latest trends and advancements, and learn about innovative new products and services to drive quality, performance, and productivity."
Several companies introduced new products, including:
Pearl Technologies showcased several new packaging products aimed at increasing converter line safety. The featured products not only deliver higher productivity and lower cost of ownership, but also address the growing need to increase safety in today's high volume converter lines.
Global anilox roll supplier Harper Corporation of America provided information and insight regarding the company's latest technology and product advances. Harper strives to support businesses in keeping pace with the competitive market as they optimize their printing processes.
Phoseon Technology exhibited LED curing solutions and showcased Phoseon LED technology, a suitable fit for printing applications due to the compact size, ease of integration, and high intensity output achieved through optimized LED thermal management. Users of Phoseon LED curing systems can process a variety of materials (including thin and heat-sensitive substrates) at maximum production speeds with low-input power.
Motion Controls Robotics, a leading provider of robotic integration solutions, provided automation solutions to the paper, film, foil, and nonwovens industries for a variety of applications.
"Thanks for the opportunity to showcase our business at the Converters Expo," says Mike Wagner, Delta ModTech. "The show was well laid out and all vendors had plenty of room. The attendee traffic for this year's Expo was the best yet, in both numbers and quality. I enjoyed not only meeting all of the visitors, but also interacting with the other vendors. I especially enjoyed the reception held at the Packers Hall of Fame the night before the Expo. I am looking forward to the 2018 show."
Converters Expo features converting services to complete products using paper, film and nonwovens through rewinding and sheeting; folding and finishing; coating, laminating and adhesives; flexographic printing and inks; packaging, warehousing, shipping and logistics; equipment and associated engineering; equipment and associated engineering; and testing, product development along with many others.
"We thank our exhibitors, sponsors and attendees for making the 10th Annual Converters Expo such a success," says Randy Green, group publisher, Packaging Strategies for BNP Media. "A record breaking number of attendees had the opportunity to network with leading industry professionals, discuss the latest trends and advancements, and learn about innovative new products and services to drive quality, performance, and productivity."
Several companies introduced new products, including:
Pearl Technologies showcased several new packaging products aimed at increasing converter line safety. The featured products not only deliver higher productivity and lower cost of ownership, but also address the growing need to increase safety in today's high volume converter lines.
Global anilox roll supplier Harper Corporation of America provided information and insight regarding the company's latest technology and product advances. Harper strives to support businesses in keeping pace with the competitive market as they optimize their printing processes.
Phoseon Technology exhibited LED curing solutions and showcased Phoseon LED technology, a suitable fit for printing applications due to the compact size, ease of integration, and high intensity output achieved through optimized LED thermal management. Users of Phoseon LED curing systems can process a variety of materials (including thin and heat-sensitive substrates) at maximum production speeds with low-input power.
Motion Controls Robotics, a leading provider of robotic integration solutions, provided automation solutions to the paper, film, foil, and nonwovens industries for a variety of applications.
"Thanks for the opportunity to showcase our business at the Converters Expo," says Mike Wagner, Delta ModTech. "The show was well laid out and all vendors had plenty of room. The attendee traffic for this year's Expo was the best yet, in both numbers and quality. I enjoyed not only meeting all of the visitors, but also interacting with the other vendors. I especially enjoyed the reception held at the Packers Hall of Fame the night before the Expo. I am looking forward to the 2018 show."
Converters Expo features converting services to complete products using paper, film and nonwovens through rewinding and sheeting; folding and finishing; coating, laminating and adhesives; flexographic printing and inks; packaging, warehousing, shipping and logistics; equipment and associated engineering; equipment and associated engineering; and testing, product development along with many others.
