Press release submitted on behalf of Sun Chemical.

Using the theme ‘Labels Transform,’ Sun Chemical, Parsippany, New Jersey, will showcase its full portfolio of innovative sustainable solutions for the flexible packaging and narrow web, tag, and label printing markets during Labelexpo Americas 2024.

“Labelexpo is a tremendous venue for Sun Chemical to not only showcase the sustainable solutions we have created for the label and flexible packaging sectors, but also to underscore our dedication to fostering a circular economy,” said Dennis Sweet, Vice President – NWTL, Sun Chemical. “Our commitment to recyclability has recently been recognized by the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR). Two of our innovative products were recently recognized for meeting or exceeding the voluntary requirements for APR Design® for Recyclability Recognition. It is another example showing our commitment to bring impactful and meaningful sustainable solutions to the market that benefit the whole packaging industry and our planet.”

Visitors of booth #831 will discover a wide array of biorenewable, compostable, and recyclable offerings under the SunEco portfolio.

Inks, Adhesives and Coatings
• Recognized by the APR for meeting or exceeding the voluntary requirements for APR Design® for Recyclability Recognition, SolarFlex™ CRCL innovative UV flexo inks for shrink and non-shrink applications facilitate easier PET film recycling by enabling ink removal without a primer.
• SolarFlex high adhesion ink technology offers excellent adhesion on challenging substrates without requiring the use of a primer.
• SunVisto AquaGreen water-based inks deliver unparalleled levels of biorenewable resin content and bring a premium finish.
• SolarWave UV-LED curable inks are compatible with both UV and LED lamps and promote energy efficiency and environmental improvement in industrial processes.
• The cutting-edge technology of the MX12 ink dispenser allows precise mixing that limits waste and reduces costs.
• SunCure mono-web coatings are UV flexo coatings that eliminate the lamination process and contribute to a reduced carbon footprint and material savings.

Additional Solutions on Display
Alongside its main offerings, Sun Chemical will also present a range of complementary products designed to add depth and tactile qualities to label applications:
• SunScreen enables online, real-time coating monitoring during printing to help reduce
unnecessary waste from errors and reprints.
• SunInspire specialty inks and coatings use unique visual and tactile effects to enhance labels.
• SunJet inkjet inks for labels and packaging applications use proven technology developed over many years through manufacturing for OEM and global integration partners and meet the latest and most demanding application and regulatory compliance requirements for all printhead and press configurations.
• SunEvo primers, overprint varnishes and lamination adhesives enable digital enhancement for digital printing applications.
• SunColorBox provides a comprehensive digital color management tool with consistent, accurate color communication and data connectivity across the packaging supply chain.
• Consumables like SunVisto Anilox Renew and Power Scrub, SunVisto AutoWash and
SunClean cleaners work effectively across various narrow web tag and label applications.
• Digital Process Automation solution introduces a suite of new tools that utilize technical
customer service expertise to efficiently solve problems and troubleshoot from afar, minimizing errors and downtime.

Presentations
During the show, Sun Chemical will demonstrate how sustainability drives its product development with a variety of presentations. The presentations will highlight aspects of Sun Chemical’s ‘5R’ framework (Reuse, Reduce, Renew, Recycle, and Redesign) and show how it guides research and development efforts that lead to eco-friendly ink, coating and adhesive solutions for the packaging market.

Sun Chemical’s Global Sustainability Director, Dr. Nikola Juhasz, will present on the Eco Stage in Hall B at Booth #3005 on September 10 at 1:00 p.m. The Eco Stage, hosted by the Tag and Label Manufacturers
Institute (TLMI), is designed to support a better performing, more environmentally conscious, label industry.

Also on September 10, Sun Chemical’s Derrick Hemmings, Product Manager – Screen, Energy Curable
Flexo, will present during the Label Academy Master Class: Flexible Packaging at 2:45 p.m.
On Wednesday, September 11, Dr. Nikola Juhasz will present on evolving industry legislation at the
Innovation Stage at 10:30 a.m.
For a deeper dive into how Sun Chemical is driving sustainability in the labels sector, visit
www.sunchemical.com/labels-transform.

About Sun Chemical
Sun Chemical, a member of the DIC Group, is a leading producer of packaging and graphic solutions, color and display technologies, functional products, electronic materials, and products for the automotive and healthcare industries. Together with DIC, Sun Chemical is continuously working to promote and develop sustainable solutions to exceed customer expectations and better the world around us. With combined annual sales of more than $8.5 billion and 22,000+ employees worldwide, the DIC Group companies support a diverse collection of global customers.

Sun Chemical Corporation is a subsidiary of Sun Chemical Group Coöperatief U.A., the Netherlands, and is headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, U.S.A. For more information, please visit our website at www.sunchemical.com or connect with us on LinkedIn or Instagram.

Press release submitted on behalf of The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

Come see FSEA at Booth N-5002!

Registration has officially opened for PACK EXPO International, scheduled for November 3–6 at McCormick Place in Chicago. The event is the largest and most comprehensive packaging and processing show worldwide for 2024. According to show producer PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, the industry’s growth underscores the need for manufacturers to access innovative solutions tailored to their diverse needs. From sustainability initiatives to automation advancements and AI integration, businesses now more than ever seek a central hub to discover solutions, stay abreast of the latest topics and trends, and build impactful connections.

Anticipation is high for this year’s event, which is poised to surpass previous benchmarks. With over 2,500 exhibitors occupying 1.3 million net square feet, the show promises solutions catering to over 40 vertical markets. Expectations also forecast a convergence of more than 45,000 attendees from global consumer packaged goods and life sciences companies.

“We’re thrilled to be back in Chicago, offering an event to spotlight numerous solutions for an expanding market, complete with its distinct challenges,” expresses Jim Pittas, president & CEO of PMMI. “Every aspect showcased at our event is grounded in thorough research and listening to our members, ensuring we remain attuned to the evolving needs of our industry both now and in the future.”

Previous attendees attest to the show’s ability to meet expectations.

“If you are in the packaging industry, you know that this is the show to attend,” says Victoria Chatman-Galloway, global head & VP packaging, OFI.

“As a professional in the food safety realm, PACK EXPO International is the place to be if you want to know what is new in the industry. It’s a look into the future,” says Dr. Angela Anandappa, executive director, Alliance for Advanced Sanitation.

New Show Features
PACK EXPO International always offers new and expanded show features to meet the needs of attendees and the industry at large.

• Making its PACK EXPO International debut, Sustainability Central will take an expansive look into packaging sustainability and what it means to brands, including expert speakers at the Sustainability Stage, and a look at actionable sustainable solutions in manufacturing, materials, recovery, logistics, analytics, and design.
• Emerging Brands Central is a resource for rising brands seeking to expand their reach and scale operations. An evolution of the Emerging Brands Summit, this educational stage offers easy access to industry experts sharing insights on topics such as product development, packaging innovation, and scaling strategies. Attendees can freely participate in these 30-minute sessions, which promise to deliver up-to-the-minute content and practical advice for scaling operations.
• Logistics is a crucial part of the product journey from manufacturer to consumer. Due to high attendee demand, this year’s Logistics Pavilion will be four times larger than 2022. With the boom in e-commerce, the Logistics Pavilion will be the place to find targeted solutions related to the supply chain, including distribution, warehousing, transportation, material handling, docking, and inventory management.

Returning Pavilions
The pavilions are a “show within a show,” offering focused solutions in specific industry areas. These pavilions streamline the attendee experience, allowing them to explore a wide array of offerings and easily compare solutions in close proximity on the show floor.

• The Processing Zone returns to PACK EXPO International with the widest variety of food and beverage processing equipment. In today’s manufacturing environment, processing and packaging are integrated systems, making it critical to bring both technologies under one roof. Search for front-of-the-line solutions such as homogenizing, heat treating, forming/sizing, and coating. Attendees will discover solutions to increase efficiency, achieve total system integration, and ensure safety.
• The Containers and Materials Pavilion is the prime destination for companies looking for innovative containers and materials to meet sustainability goals, refresh a brand, or launch new products.
• It also houses award-nominated packaging solutions in The Showcase of Packaging Innovations®, sponsored by WestRock.
• The PACKage Printing Pavilion features digital printing and converting, labeling, coding, and marking technologies.
• The Healthcare Packaging Pavilion, a top destination for life sciences companies, is a zone housing innovations in biologicals, medical devices, nutraceuticals, and pharmaceuticals.
• The Reusable Packaging Pavilion, sponsored by the Reusable Packaging Association, showcases reusable packaging solutions to help reduce waste, cut costs, and gain supply chain efficiency.
• The Confectionery Pavilion, sponsored by the National Confectioners Association (NCA), highlights candy trends and technologies and also houses The Candy Bar Lounge, hosted by NCA and sponsored by Syntegon Packaging Technology, LLC, for casual networking and idea-sharing.
• Association Partner Pavilion presents leading organizations dedicated to advancing the packaging and processing industry, offering significant resources, insights, and expertise in one central location.
• The Workforce Pavilion is PACK EXPO International’s one-stop shop for resources to strengthen your current workforce and grow the existing workforce.

Education on the Show Floor
More than 150 educational sessions will occur right on the show floor, offering convenient opportunities to learn about the latest topics and trends in packaging and processing.

• Three Innovation Stages present 30-minute seminars on breakthrough technologies and techniques focused on a wide range of industry-specific solutions.
• The Processing Innovation Stage will focus on the latest food and beverage processing breakthroughs, including food safety, high-pressure pasteurization, sustainability, cleaning, and more in 30-minute seminars.
• At Industry Speaks, hear experts from the PACK EXPO International Partner Program, covering multiple industry verticals, address the latest hot topics and industry trends such as sustainability, remote access, supply chain solutions, augmented reality, and operational efficiency.
• Discover how a reusable packaging system can improve material-handling performance, reduce operating costs, create new economic values, and lower environmental impacts in the supply chain at the Reusable Packaging Learning Center, sponsored by the Reusable Packaging Association.

Student Opportunities
PACK EXPO International offers additional programs and activities aimed at exciting students about careers in packaging and processing.

• PACK Challenge unites six high school teams in a machine-building showdown. Teams include: Argo Community High School, Crete Monee High School, Elk Grove High School, Legacy Academy/Becker High School Coalition, Rich Township High School, and Waterford Union High School.
• The Future Innovators Robotics Showcase features Chicago-area high school robotics teams displaying their design, engineering, and troubleshooting skills.
• The exciting and educational Amazing Packaging Race, sponsored by Emerson, invites students from colleges and universities across North America to collaborate and team up to navigate the PACK EXPO International show floor, tackling a series of tasks at the booths of participating exhibitors in a thrilling race.
• PMMI human resources professionals will host workshops in the Student Lounge on interview best practices and resume writing for students attending PACK EXPO International. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, PMMI will host students from schools in Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin at Students PACK the EXPO. The students will gain an understanding of the packaging and processing industries through a scavenger hunt, tours, and a lunch-and-learn session.

Networking and Special Events

• PACK EXPO International offers quality connections through specialized networking events.
• PACK gives BACK™, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, is PACK EXPO’s annual benefit event and returns to Chicago in 2024 with a performance by comedian Nate Bargatze.
• The Packaging & Processing Women’s Leadership Network breakfast will address issues facing women in the industry and offer unparalled networking opportunity. Sponsors include BW Packaging, Emerson, ID Technology, Morrison Container Handling Solutions, Plexpack Corp., and Septimatech. The Young Professionals Network, sponsored by Beckhoff Automation LLC, will host an evening event for young professionals at an exciting venue in downtown Chicago.

Stay tuned for more details on each of these events.

Awards and Recognition
Finally, PACK EXPO International will honor innovation and excellence in the industry with two award programs.

• The Technology Excellence Awards will recognize the most innovative technologies not yet shown at a previous PACK EXPO. Attendees can vote on-site, on the app, or online for their favorite finalists selected in specific market segments.
• The Packaging & Processing Hall of Fame will induct four members into the 48th class. Since 1971, the Hall of Fame has recognized career packaging and processing professionals for their significant contributions to the industry and education.

To learn more and to register, visit packexpointernational.com

About PMMI
PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, represents more than 1,000 manufacturers and suppliers of equipment, components, and materials as well as providers of related equipment and services to the packaging and processing industry. We work to advance a variety of industries by connecting consumer goods companies with manufacturing solutions through the world-class PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows, leading trade media, and a wide range of resources to empower our members. The PACK EXPO trade shows unite the world of packaging and processing to advance the industries they serve: PACK EXPO International, PACK EXPO Las Vegas, PACK EXPO East, PACK EXPO Southeast, EXPO PACK México, and EXPO PACK Guadalajara. PMMI Media Group connects manufacturers to the latest solutions, trends, and innovations in packaging and processing year-round through brands including Packaging World, Healthcare Packaging, Contract Manufacturing + Packaging, ProFood World, Mundo PMMI, OEM, CPG Next and the Emerging Brands Alliance. PMMI Business Drivers assist members in pursuing operational excellence through workforce development initiatives, deliver actionable business intelligence on economic, market, and industry trends to support members’ growth strategies, and actively connect the supply chain throughout the year. Learn more at pmmi.org and packexpo.com.

Press release submitted on behalf of Standard Finishing Systems.

Standard Finishing Systems, Andover, Massachusetts, and the Müller Martini Group, Zofingen, Switzerland, with Hunkeler AG, Wikon, Switzerland, are pleased to announce that they have entered into a multi-year sales and service agreement for the United States and Canada. Standard and Hunkeler have been close strategic partners for more than twenty-five years and will now continue with a strong spirit of collaboration in finishing for roll-fed inkjet presses.

Since Müller Martini purchased all shares of Hunkeler AG in December 2023, Müller Martini, Hunkeler and Standard have been working closely together to formulate this new agreement to meet the needs of the large installed base of Hunkeler customers in the US and Canada.

The top priority for all three companies has been to provide customers and printer partners with uninterrupted access to Hunkeler solutions, parts, training and technical services today and into the future. The agreement defines the transition of much of the Hunkeler business to the Hauppauge, NY based Müller Martini Corp. over the coming seventeen months. The agreement also includes long-term cooperation between Standard and Hunkeler on equipment, service and parts.

Müller Martini CEO Bruno Müller expressed his enthusiasm, stating “We are excited that we managed to find a cooperation that builds on the strengths of both Standard and Müller Martini, while preserving customer and printer partner confidence in Hunkeler technology and support systems for the US and Canada without disruption.”

“Renewing this partnership with Hunkeler and Müller Martini positions Standard to continue delivering print service providers with efficient, reliable and cost-effective feeding and finishing technology for years to come,” said Standard President Steven Reny.

“Hunkeler remains committed to preserving customer and printer partner confidence in Hunkeler technology and support systems for the US and Canada without disruption,” said Hunkeler CEO Daniel Erni.

About Standard Finishing Systems
Founded in 1910, Standard Finishing Systems is based in Andover, Massachusetts, and is a leading supplier of print finishing systems and paper handling equipment from Horizon and Hunkeler. Standard utilizes a direct sales force and independent dealers in the United States and Canada. For further information: www.standardfinishing.com/

About Hunkeler
Since 1922, Hunkeler AG, a family owned business based in Switzerland, is operating in the printing industry and employs around 280 people around the globe. Hunkeler offers advanced pre- and post-solutions for high performance digital printing systems. Since December 2023, Hunkeler AG is a fully owned member of the Muller Martini Group. For further information: www.hunkeler.ch

About Müller Martini
Founded in 1946, Müller Martini is a family-owned company based in Switzerland that employs 1,500 people worldwide in the development and production of industrial system solutions for print finishing. The entire product range of graphic publications such as softcover and hardcover books, magazines, catalogues, mailings and newspapers are produced worldwide on Müller Martini systems. For further information: www.mullermartini.com

Press release submitted on behalf of Meyers.

Meyers, Minneapolis, Minnesota, a leading provider of sustainable packaging solutions, is pleased to announce the acquisition of the assets of Johnson Printing and Packaging Corporation (JPP). This strategic move underscores Meyers’ commitment to expanding its footprint in the folding cartons sector, a key component of our mission to deliver industry-leading, sustainable packaging solutions.

The acquisition of JPP’s assets will enhance Meyers’ capabilities in serving our clients and those of JPP, by combining resources and expertise. Meyers and JPP share significant overlap in industry verticals, including food & beverage, life sciences, and health, beauty, and cosmetics. This positions us to deliver exceptional value and service to a broader client base.

“We are excited to welcome JPP’s clients into our operations,” said Christopher Dillon, Meyers’ CEO. “This acquisition, along with our continuous efforts to recruit top talent from across the packaging industry, strengthens our ability to provide superior service to our clients. We are particularly proud to continue offering JPP’s client’s access to an independent, family-owned packaging manufacturer that is deeply committed to sustainability.”

Terms of Agreement
Under the agreement, Meyers will acquire substantially all of the assets of Johnson Printing and Packaging Corporation. Specific financial details of the transaction are not being disclosed now. The integration process will be carried out seamlessly to ensure uninterrupted service to both Meyers’ and JPP’s clients.

ABOUT MEYERS:
Meyers, exists to create a sustainable future for people, products, and the planet. Meyers makes that happen by creating sustainable packaging, labels, and retail displays. Recognized for its commitment to sustainability and treating everyone like family, the company has grown from a small print shop when it was founded in 1949, to an internationally respected business that works with global and emerging brands throughout the United States. With a focus on the Food and Beverage, Health, Beauty and Cosmetics, and Sports and Outdoors industries, Meyers creates packaging, and labels for companies including Hormel, Frito-Lay, Estee Lauder, Ulta Beauty, Saucony, Microsoft, and many more. Meyers reached its goal of powering 100 percent of its operations using carbon-free electricity sources by the end of 2021, and in April 2022 pledged to being carbon neutral within its operations by 2024. For more information visit Meyers.com

ABOUT JOHNSON PRINTING AND PACKAGING CORPORATION:
Founded in 1921 in St. Paul, Minnesota, Johnson Printing and Packaging Corporation (JPP) quickly built a reputation for quality. Initially Johnson Printing Company, they expanded into point-of-purchase displays, folding cartons, and carded packaging, leading to a name change in 1982 to reflect their broader focus. In 1984, they moved to a 130,000-square-foot facility in Fridley, Minnesota. Despite growth and changes, JPP has remained committed to quality, value, and continuous improvement.

Form Meyers: Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those projected in such statements due to numerous factors, including changes in market conditions, competitive dynamics, and other risks and uncertainties detailed from time to time in Meyers’ reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Press release submitted on behalf of CARTES. 

CARTES, Moglia (Mantova) Italy, a global label machine manufacturing company has developed an exclusive digital embellishing technology that allows depositing of a thicker layer of embellishment, previously impossible to achieve with Inkjet technologies. The JDS Digital Foil Embellishment technology allows consumers to create multi-layer effects such as spot coating, complex tactile raise effects and braille printing as well as very detailed foil and metallic doming transferring. In just one step, users can personalize and beautify labels, with no tooling costs, instantaneous start-up, and no material waste. CARTES offers a wide range of label machines with hot stamping, silk-screen printing, flexo printing/varnishing, flat die-cutting, semi-rotary die-cutting, embossing units, and the exclusive LASER technology for die-cutting and converting. Learn more at www.cartes-usa.com.

Press release submitted on behalf of PRINTING United Expo.

The PRINTING United Expo 2024 will be held on September 10-12, 2024, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. This innovative and comprehensive printing event brings the entire printing industry together under one roof. Printing United Expo represents each community within the printing industry including – apparel decoration, graphic installers, label & packaging, commercial & publishing, graphics/wide-format, mailing, shipping & fulfillment, functional/industrial, in-plant, promotional and more.

The 2024 schedule consists of three action-packed days of keynote speakers, educational sessions, after dark networking opportunities, exhibitor halls, Women in Print Alliance events and more.

Visit Post Press magazine at Booth# C4318. Register at www.compusystems.com/servlet/ar?evt_uid=143&InvitesVIP=572781 or use code 572781 for a complimentary registration.

Press release submitted on behalf of Channeled Resources Group.

Channeled Resources Group (CRG), Chicago, Illinois, an industry-leading manufacturer of release liners, blank shipping labels, and pressure-sensitive roll label stock, as well as one of the world’s largest suppliers of reprocessed, coated, treated, and laminated papers and films, proudly announces that it has achieved FSC CoC certification for its Marathon WI facility.

This is a significant milestone that reinforces CRG’s commitment to responsible sourcing and procurement policies. With this certification, CRG can now align with FSC as the preferred option, ensuring that its products meet social and environmental standards.

Chad Rhode, Quality Manager at CRG, highlights the importance, stating, “By Obtaining FSC CoC certification, we demonstrate our commitment to transparency and sustainability, which reinforces our dedication to responsible sourcing and strengthens our position as a leader in sustainable practices.” This certification enables customers to make informed purchasing decisions, as they can confidently choose socially and environmentally responsible products from CRG.

This accomplishment is more than just an enhancement of CRG’s product line—it represents a step forward in the collective effort to safeguard our forests and promote eco-friendly initiatives. CRG is excited to invite its customers and partners to contribute to this meaningful cause by opting for FSC-certified products, thus supporting sustainable and responsible supply chains.

About Channeled Resources
Channeled Resources Group (CRG) is a women-owned, third-generation, family-owned and operated company. From our facilities in Chicago, Wisconsin, Indianapolis, and Ontario, CRG is an industry-leading manufacturer and distributor of release liners, blank shipping labels, and pressure-sensitive roll label stock. We are also one of the world’s largest suppliers of reprocessed, coated, treated, and laminated papers and film. Channeled Resources Group is in business to serve our customers above all else. To learn more about CRG visit www.channeledresources.com

Press release submitted on behalf of Rollem International.

Consolidated Printing, Inc., located in Van Buren, Arkansas, is one of North America’s leading ticket, event pass, and ID card manufacturers, whose clients include some of the world’s most renowned names in sports and entertainment.

CPI has a long-time relationship with Rollem products, having invested in multiple Rollem TR Perforating and Scoring systems. During a Dscoop Edge Conference, the team was intrigued and impressed by the live Insignia demonstration Rollem’s Product Manager, Kevin Corwin, provided them.

Following a successful video-demo of CPI’s material(s) being die-cut on the Insignia in Rollem’s California office, Curtis Howells, Vice President at CPI, recognized that Insignia7’s larger format capacity of 30×24” would allow them to significantly increase productivity by maximizing space on their press sheets. Also significant to their decision was the ability to include embossing and perforating functions, along with many other Insignia functions, on their various products.

“We love our Insignia and could not be happier with its ease and functionality” states, Curtis Howells of Consolidated Printing. The quick change-over of the Insignia maximizes efficiency when running customizable die-cut event tickets, souvenir tickets, credentials, and parking passes with its quick simple operation.

Following the successful adoption of the Insignia die-cutter, CPI turned to Rollem once again for a solution to fold and glue their cosmetic and retail boxes. Rollem was able to install the 650M-3.5 converting unit to streamline the folding, gluing and finishing of their folding cartons, bringing valuable converting in-house. Curtis concludes, “Rollem has provided the best installation training and support we have ever had. We are very pleased with the operation, production and support we have received from Rollem’s team”.

Insignia’s functions include die-cutting, kiss-cutting, perforating, creasing, and embossing. The Insignia 7 model includes a top magnetic cylinder and a lower solid, hardened anvil cylinder, which allows for fast make-readies, only requiring minutes to change the cutting tool between jobs. IS7 is ideal for a wide range of substrates, handling sheets sizes up to 30×24”.

Rollem’s Insignia Series of Die-Cutters have been adopted by a variety of print providers across the U.S. and Internationally. With four model sizes available that complement most press sizes, each system includes the waste stripping section and a delivery table.

For more information on Insignia and Rollem products, visit www.rollemusa.com or call (800) 272-4381. Shown in photo is Kelly Mask and Tommy Perito, Operators of Consolidated Printing, Inc. To contact CPI, visit www.teamcpi.com.

Press release submitted on behalf of Breit Technologies.

Breit Technologies, Overland Park, Kansas, has announced its new stand-alone unit. This updated unit is designed to enhance offline coating applications to provide holographic, matte and textured finishes to the offline UV coating market. The compact unit can retrofit into a wide variety of production processes including screen, flexo and digitally applied UV coatings.

Equipment Highlights

• Speed matching to parent machine
• Built in HMI for simple control and training
• Speeds up to 300 ft per minute to match all types of equipment
• Widths from 20 to 40 inches wide
• Enhanced sheet “pass-through” mode for when Cast and Cure™ is not being used
• UV LED curing for reduced footprint and lower power consumption

About Breit Technologies:
Founded in 2005 by Tim Cain and Bill Granfors, Breit Technologies LLC is a global supplier of Cast and Cure™ (C2™) decorative films used in creating visually dynamic product packaging, labels, and printed materials. Today, you can order over 30 different film patterns in over a dozen different widths.

Breit Technologies also manufactures specialized equipment for sheet-fed as well as narrow and wide web applications. Cast and Cure™ decorative films can also be applied using existing cold foil equipment on narrow web presses.

Tim Cain and Bill Granfors continue to help package designers, printers, and brand owners understand and successfully experience the eco-friendly benefits of Cast and Cure™ technology. They talk to customer every day, answering questions, authorizing samples, and serving as on-site consultants and field technicians. For more information, visit www.breit-tech.com.