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Cut-to-Register Sheeting Trims Time and Labor Costs: (Magazine); May 31, 2001, ... first one or two sheets of a new roll are diverted to a reject gate. When the auto-splicing feature is engaged, the spliced sheet will be rejected. “With so much automation on the DFK, we consider this ...
Presses and People Make a Powerful Combination: (Magazine); September 30, 2000, ... benefits are reaped when customer rejects are reduced drastically and permanently. "There is a transition," says Valestrino, "but as waste and customer rejects drop to next to nothing, it becomes obvious ...
Two states adopt regulations for rigid-container laws: (Magazine); January 31, 1998, ... container, rejecting industry's proposal to include an element to the effect that containers subject to the law be designed to completely contain a product, under normal usage, without other packaging material ...
Supreme Court decisions will restrict certain lawsuits: (Magazine); June 30, 1996, ... includes an ability to abrogate state immunity. In Seminole Tribe, the Court rejected that reasoning as deviating "sharply from our established federalism jurisprudence." The impact of the Seminole Tribe ...
Mead expands in-house capabilities with sheeter: (Magazine); July 31, 1995, ... an empty pallet replaces the finished stack of sheets. The only material wasted is the board splice, which is automatically detected and sent through the reject gate for later inspection. The entire sequence ...