Label / Tape - Paper, Film & Foil Converter

Label/Tape

A New Definition

Published: August 31, 2004

Readers of this report will, in all probability, consider themselves to be part of the labeling business either as a supplier or a converter. But I would

In-Mold: A Changing Market

Published: August 31, 2004

An estimated 200 million sq m of in-mold-labeling materials were used in North America in 2003 and volume growth continues at an estimated 4%/annum. More

Release Liners: Challenges Ahead

Published: August 31, 2004

The world's largest market for release liners is self-adhesive label stock. At the 2004 AWA Global Release Liner Conference, held in Helsinki, Finland,

Protecting Brands

Published: August 31, 2004

Counterfeit goods are predicted to account for 10% of world trade by 2005-2006. The search is on for the ultimate security label, particularly as legislation

Tolerance = Tight

Published: August 31, 2004

Retrofitting servo drives on its narrow web presses gives Discount Labels the ultimate in precision and control.

Get the Narrow Web Flexo Fundamentals at Fox Valley Technical College

Published: August 17, 2004

The Foundation of the Flexographic Technical Association (FFTA) presents the Fundamentals of Narrow Web Flexo Printing at Fox Valley Technical College, Sept. 13 - 16, 2004.

Label Converter Bern-etic First to Install Mark Andy LP3000 in France

Published: August 11, 2004

What's New in Narrow Web

Published: July 31, 2004

New products from: GEW, Raflatac, and Wasatch.

The Wider World of Narrow Web

Published: July 31, 2004

For all of your networking, new product, and narrow web needs, Labelexpo America presents

What's New in Narrow Web

Published: June 30, 2004

New from: AET Films, FLEXcon Co., KTI/Keene Technology, and Martin Automatic.

Keeping Score

Published: June 30, 2004

Using incentives to motivate employees pays off for Consolidated Label, named "Best Managed Company" by TLMI.

RFID Experts Group Moves to AIM Global

Published: June 28, 2004

A group of RFID (radio frequency identification) expert advisors initially chartered by the US Department of Defense will become an expert advisory group within AIM Global, the industry trade association for RFID and the automatic identification industry, reports AIM Global, the trade association for RFID.