Paper, Film & Foil Converter

AIMCAL: Tidland Gives Blades a ‘Sharper Image’

March 11, 2012

The Assn. of Intl. Metallizers, Coaters & Laminators bestows its Technology of the Year Award to Maxcess’s Tidland Corp. for its knife sharpening system.

AWA Presents Specialty Paper Event

March 07, 2012

The Specialty Paper Industry Conference 2012 will offer topics that include printed electronics, sustainability, recycling of p-s labeling, and more

Knifeholder Sets Up Easily

July 01, 2011

Performance Series Knifeholder, offered in three sizes, can accommodate shear, crush, or razor slitting of almost any material. Features a 180-deg reversible

Blade Exchanger Cuts Setup Times

July 01, 2011

Razor blades are changed automatically and safely in razor blade exchanger. Exchanger is attached to the positioning carriage of the cutter adjustment

Sharpen Your Own Blades

June 01, 2011

Blade sharpening system allows customers to maximize productivity and reduce costs by sharpening their own blades on their own timetable. Knife cartridge

Double E Partners with Mario Cotta

June 01, 2010

WEST BRIDGEWATER, MA | The Double E Co. has acquired the exclusive rights to sell and service Italy-based Mario Cotta's line of slitting systems, knifeholders,

A Team Effort

October 01, 2006, Edited by Deborah Donberg Associate Managing Editor

Founded in 1990 in rural Darien, WI, Protect-all prides itself on being a team that is determined to meet new customer application demands through the

Upgrade the Old, Bring in the New!

September 01, 2006, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson Associate Editor

Noven Pharmaceuticals may not be a household name, but the patented creation of this 500-employee company helped revolutionize the way people receive

Taming Plastics

February 28, 2005, Greg Zimmer, Zimmer Industries

Plastics may be flexible, brittle, or stretchable; thin, medium, or thick; clear to opaque; really easy to tear, easy to tear, tough to tear, or impossible to tear; have excellent "memory" or have no "memory"; react readily to heat or don’t react to heat at all; allow air to pass through them or actually prevent bullets from passing through them. You get the picture. So how do you cut, crease, and perforate such incredibly diverse (and perverse) materials

New Materials Extend Wearability and Blade Life

October 01, 2001, Claudia Hine, Senior Editor

Whatever your slitting method, blade life can be improved dramatically if you have the right knife in the right holder, properly angled, explains Keith