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By Paul Uglum, president, Uglum Consulting, LLC

All successful plastic decorating depends to some extent upon several common factors. One of these is the manufacturing environment as defined by the temperature, humidity and air pressure (elevation). Another is the chemistry of the substrate being decorated. One often overlooked factor is the static charge t...


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BRINK Molds & Automation, Harskamp, Netherlands, is a supplier of high-performance molds and automation solutions for the packaging industry. The company specializes in molds with extremely short cycle times, in-mold labeling (IML) systems and fully integrated production solutions – especially for thin-walled packaging, technical parts and large-volume applications. Its U...


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By John Kaverman, president, Pad Print Pros

In manufacturing, product decoration often becomes a critical bottleneck. Pad printing is a specialized process and, when planning is inadequate, projects frequently stall, exceed budget or fall short of quality requirements. After years of consulting in this field, experience shows that most failures can be trace...


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By Liz Stevens, writer, Plastics Decorating

In-mold labeling has long been valued for its durability and visual impact, but the technology is entering a new chapter – one defined by sustainability demands, novel substrates and smart packaging capabilities. The sector is experiencing significant growth across various domains, from peelable labels designed to...


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By Dianna Brodine, vice president, editorial, Plastics Decorating

Beauty markets traditionally have served as creative frontiers for packaging and container decoration. With products competing for consumer attention on the shelf, brands use clever design and precision print to put their best foot – or, in this case, paw – forward.

The pet cosm...


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