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  • CJM – Automatic Liquid Filling and Capping Machine

    Established in 1987, Chyun Jye Machinery (CJM) holds the faith of selling self-designed, innovative products and continuous R&D. With the worldwide market trend, only improve and upgrade the quality of machines will satisfy the customer various and strict requirements in nowadays. Based on the strong faith, now, CJM has become the irreplaceable supplier in Filling, Capping, Labeling,and Cartoning markets. Automatic Filling and Capping Machine Application: Suitable for various liquid products such as Pharmaceutical, Biotech Foods, Cosmetics, House care, Chemicals, etc. Filling System: Bottom filling system prevents foaming and spilling during high speed filling. Bottle block turning disc with counting function decreases the time of waiting for the next bottles coming in.             Filling piston device: Stainless steel is polished and hard chrome plating for strengthening abrasion hardness which prevents contamination. The filling piston is controlled by PLC and servo motor. The different filling volumes and filling speed can be adjusted easily from the HMI touch screens.             Capping device: Offers low-particulate capping suitable for closing general glass bottle with AL ROPP cap. It is also suitable for screw or snap-on caps by changing the capping head. The machine is equipped with safety system - the machine will stop automatically in case of any bottle jams or in improper positions. Model CJ-250 Automatic Filling and Capping Machine Filling Volume 5-60ml, 30-150ml, 100-500ml Capacity 30-60 bottle/min(depends on different filling volume) Power 220V single phase, 50/60HZ, 2.03KW Air (supplied by user) 10L/min, 4-6 bar Machine Dimensio 3162Lx1245Wx1738H (mm) Machine Weight 1100Kgs   More

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  • Suntory Beverage & Food selects Asahi Kasei’s AWP™ water-washable plates for label printing

    Asahi Kasei Corp., headquartered in Tokyo which is the parent company of Asahi Photoproducts, today announced that Suntory Beverage & Food Ltd., also headquartered in Tokyo, has switched to AWP™ water washable flexographic plates for the printing of beverage labels in Japan on their 550 ml PET bottles. This is the first time for AWP™ plates to be used for printing labels in the beverage industry in Japan. In implementing this next-generation flexo printing technology, Asahi Kasei collaborated with Fuji Seal, Inc. According to research by Fuji Seal, this is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 30% compared to the plate technology that had previously been used. Flexographic printing is a widely used printing method around the world. Currently, the printing plates used are primarily solvent-washable plates that require an organic solvent-based washing solution in the wash out step of the plate-making process. Asahi Kasei develops and manufactures water-washable plates that use a water-based washing solution, which is more environmentally friendly. The AWP™ water-washable plates adopted for label printing at Suntory Beverage & Food are now used at its Suntory Kyushu Kumamoto Plant, where solvent-washable plates had previously been used.   Based on Asahi Kasei’s Group Mission of contributing to life and living for people around the world, the company will continue to promote its AWP™ family of water-washable plates to replace solvent-washable plates in beverage label applications. It is expected that this can reduce the environmental impact of printing, which will contribute to the achievement of a sustainable society.   For more information about products and services from Asahi Kasei and its subsidiary Asahi Photoproducts that are in harmony with the environment, visit www.asahi-photoproducts.com     Credit More

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  • More than 150 experts discuss the roadmap to greener packaging at Hispack

    Packaging for a better future will be redefined at Hispack in terms of sustainability. More than 150 experts and professionals from industrial and consumer goods companies will address some of the key issues that are driving innovation to minimise the environmental impact of packaging. They will talk about eco-design, new materials, circular economy strategies based on recycling and reuse, the legal obligations introduced by the new regulatory framework and the digital transformation of this industry.   From 7 to 10 May, Hispack offers more than 80 knowledge and networking activities to complement its commercial offer with 780 exhibitors and 1,250 brands represented. The “Hispack Unboxing” space in Hall 2 of Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Via venue stands out with a programme of conferences, round tables and presentations, with the participation of representatives from food and beverage, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, textile and construction companies that use solutions from the packaging industry. There will also be speakers linked to organisations, technology centres, clusters and suppliers of packaging technology and materials.   The Body Shop, Nestlé, Puig, Martiderm, Bella Aurora, Vallformosa, Grupo Ametller Origen, Acesur, J. García Carrión, El Corte Inglés, Farma Dorsch, Bodegas Torres, Beam Suntory, Almirall, Reckitt, Pastisart, CQP Brands, Mahou San Miguel, Danone, Uriach, Flax and Kale, Pascual, Grupo Nueva Pescanova, Desigual, Kave Home and Roca are some of the firms that will present their experiences of innovation and sustainability in packaging.   Among the organisations providing speakers and content are Elisava, AINIA, Aebrand, Packnet, Eurecat, Stanpa, Centro Español de Plásticos (CEP), AIMPLAS, ANARPLA, ITENE, FIAB, Federación Española del Vino, Leitat, Packaging Cluster, IQS, Gremi de Recuperació de Residus and the Centro Español de Logística (CEL), among others.   Sustainability, protagonist   The “Hispack Unboxing” space will deal with topics related to trends in packaging design, sustainability strategies and circular economy in mass consumption and other industrial sectors; or eco-design and eco-innovation in containers and packaging. Advances in cosmetic packaging, new biodegradable and compostable packaging, recycled high-barrier flexible materials for food packaging, glass bottle reuse projects for the wine industry and the dynamics of the plastic recycling market for packaging will also be presented.   The event will also discuss new regulatory developments in the packaging and packaging waste sector in Spain, strategies to be adopted in view of the forthcoming publication of the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation; the impact of plastics on packaging waste management; and sustainability in the supply chain by applying reuse in reverse logistics. Finally, there will be a debate on how the digital transformation of the packaging industry is at the service of sustainability thanks to automation, robotics and artificial intelligence.   One of the novelties of this edition is the possibility of completing this knowledge with a dozen thematic routes around the fair that will focus on creative and innovative materials and packaging, circular packaging, intralogistics, the sustainability of packaging technologies or plastic packaging, industry 4.0 in the packaging sector and smart packaging.   Thematic conferences: “Engineers Day” and “Best in Class”.   Meanwhile, professionals with technical and engineering profiles linked to production processes, R&D, operations and the supply chain are invited on 8 May to “Engineers Day”, an initiative of Hispack and Enginyers Industrials de Catalunya (EIC) with presentations on automation and robotics applied to intralogistics with the participation of representatives from SSI Schäfer, GEPORK, Condis Supermercats and HAI Robotics.   Hispack will also hold an exclusive conference on “Best in Class”, three selected international projects in which packaging plays a transformative role. The protagonists will be: The Danish city of Aarhus with its Rotake Reusable system, which aims to eliminate single-use cups and create a new circular system in which takeaway food packaging from restaurants is collected, washed and reused. The Japanese firm Kao Corporation, with a pilot plant to horizontally recycle plastic refill containers so that they can be converted back into containers of the same type. And AMITA Corporation’s project, together with other Japanese partners, introducing digital product passports with bockchain technology to trace the recycling of plastic caps from collection to use as a material for manufacturing other products.   Side events   Hispack will also host other conferences organised by sectoral associations. This is the case of Procurement Day Catalonia, organised by the Spanish Association of Purchasing, Contracting and Procurement Professionals (AERCE), an event that will bring together professionals from the purchasing function to discuss issues related to sustainability, competitiveness, digitalisation and new skills.   In turn, the Spanish Plastics Centre (CEP) and amec will present financing solutions for the internationalisation of companies and for investment in R&D projects. They will also promote the debate on the mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for commercial and industrial packaging introduced by the new Royal Decree on packaging and packaging waste and the advantages of belonging to a collective SCRAP system such as IMPLICA, GENCI and ENVALORA.   Another highlight will be the conference on innovation and trends in packaging in the cosmetics, perfumery and personal care sector organised by the Beauty Cluster and the Packaging Cluster. Completing the agenda of invited events are the EU Green Deal session on SDGs and innovation in logistics and transport activities organised by the Spanish Logistics Centre (CEL) and the presentation of the European Flexible Packaging Market Report by Graphispack Association.   International Business   As a new feature, Hispack’s International Business Centre (IBC) in Hall 3 will host a range of activities aimed at foreign visitors to the show. There will be institutional receptions for trade delegations and presentations on opportunities for Spanish packaging in Morocco, Poland, Tunisia and Mexico. The “Japan Day” will also be dedicated to exploring trends in the Japanese market with presentations by representatives from the Japan Packaging Institute and Shiseido.   In addition, a dozen Spanish manufacturers of packaging machinery and materials, accompanied by their customers, will explain success stories of “Spanish Solutions” to international buyers. The companies AND & OR, Ayrtac, Invpack, Limitronic, Innova, Capsa Packaging, Difmaq, Meler, E2M and Macsa will participate.   There will also be a Brokerage Event, quick business interviews to find suppliers or collaborators, as well as business meetings between exhibitors and invited buyers through the “Hosted Buyers” programme.   Finally, Hispack will hold the packaging party on 8 May, a relaxed industry networking event that is expected to bring together more than a thousand people. Prior to the event, the Liderpack 2023 Awards will be presented, which will recognise 45 containers, packaging and Point-of-Sale Advertising projects that have stood out for their innovative and creative design, with sustainability as a common denominator. There will also be an event to recognise several companies and individuals for their achievements in the sector. More

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