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Soft drink bottler takes chance on new stretch wrapping technology, wins uptime lottery
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| Company: | Lantech |
| Buffalo Rock Company – a private, family-owned Pepsi and Cadbury Schweppes bottler – has the flexibility to make quick decisions, so when given the opportunity to shakedown an alpha model of Lantech's patent-pending No Film Break stretch wrapping machine in 2008, the company took the offer. "We were already planning to buy an equivalent Lantech rotary-arm machine – without No Film Break – and determined this alpha machine trial was low risk to us, with the manufacturer standing behind it and able to monitor its performance through an on-line connection," says George Garrison, general manager of manufacturing at Buffalo Rock. |
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Maintain Compliance and Ensure Safety through Efficient Label Design
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| For manufacturers, safety labels on their products have never been more important. Inadequate warnings could have a wide variety of consequences for the manufacturer, its employees and its customers—consequences that range from non-compliance to lawsuits to minor injuries or even death. It goes without saying that just as important is the design and presentation of the safety labels themselves. |
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Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions about RFID
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| Are you ready for radio frequency identification (RFID)? For organizations that manage global supply chains and vast trading partner networks, the promise of RFID is substantial. The increase in efficiency, data integrity and inventory visibility will help lower costs along with delivering goods faster and more accurately to the end user. |
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Rugged, Efficient Weighing Solution with Avery Weigh-Tronix AVS-5 Unattended Console
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| Company: | Avery Weigh-Tronix LLC |
| When Polk County Recycling Center in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, decided to install a truck scale to weigh recyclable materials, they determined that the scale would be shared with the Polk County Highway Department. The Highway Department needed this scale to monitor the inventory and usage of road materials, stored in a salt shed at the Recycling Center site. However, the Highway Department needed its information to travel to their office’s computer database, located 15 miles away. |
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