Exploring the: Stretch Blow Molding Zone
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- New PET Stretch-Blow Machines & Applications Debut at NPE
- Italian stretch-blow molding machinery builder Siapi (siapi.it) had a lot to talk about at NPE2012 last month in Orlando, Fla.
Article Published: 4/28/2012
- All-Electric Blow Molding Is Reaching the Tipping Point
- After years of talk, all-electric blow molding machines seem poised to make advances.
Article Published: 4/26/2012
- Blow Molding at NPE: Speed, Quality & Flexibility Take Center Stage
- Wheel machines in particular will be on display.
Article Published: 2/23/2012
- Coca-Cola Joins Race for 100% Biobased PET Bottle
- One of the more unusual aspects of the sustainability drive in the plastics industry (see NPE Sustainability article this month) is the way giant beverage companies are taking an active role in spurring development of biobased plastics for bottles.
Article Published: 12/27/2011
- Amcor Continues Assault on Glass with Hot-Fill PET Jars
- Leading PET blow molder Amcor Rigid Plastics, Manchester, Mich. (amcor.com), is continuing its push to replace glass in hot-fill food products with new 24-oz, round, wide-mouth jars.
Article Published: 10/25/2011
- Heineken Launches PET Beer Keg
- This past spring, Dutch brewer Heineken introduced a colored 4-liter PET keg for its Amstel brand of beer in the Benelux region of Europe.
Article Published: 8/23/2011
- First 100% RPET Soft-Drink Bottle in North America
- Last month, PepsiCo Beverages Canada, Mississauga, Ont., unveiled what’s said to be North America’s first soft-drink bottle made from 100% recycled PET.
Article Published: 7/27/2011
- Nanolayers Enter Blow Molding
- Technology mirrors Dow's recent development in blown film.
Article Published: 6/27/2011
- DuPont Honors Packaging Innovators
- Sixteen winners honored in 23rd annual awards ceremony.
Article Published: 6/27/2011
- Energy Miser: Reducing Compressed-Air Usage
- Many manufacturing sites operate on the assumption that compressed air is free. Usage is totally uncontrolled, and open air lines cost real money.
Article Published: 6/27/2011
