Here are the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards winners
September 29, 2021         by PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies
PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO delivers industry’s best
Las Vegas, NV. ; Sept. 29, 2021 — The winners of the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 27–29; Las Vegas Convention Center), owned and produced by PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, are Canovation (Booth N-9612), P.E. Labellers (Booth C-3122) and Hiperbaric (Booth SL-6271)
After months of narrowing down over 100 qualified entries, two days of onsite voting allowed PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO attendees to be the ultimate judge of the most innovative new technologies at the show. Attendees are encouraged to visit the booths of these four winners of their respective categories to see these new and exciting materials and technologies firsthand. “Congratulations to our winners and their outstanding technologies. It was a tough task to narrow down all the innovative entries that the panel received,” says Laura Thompson, vice president, trade shows, PMMI. “We are proud to continue to convene the best the industry has to offer and look forward to the Technology Excellence Awards growing stronger each year.”
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Food and Beverage – CanReseal® Beverage
Canovation, Booth N-9612
CanReseal® is a revolutionary can end design that adds threading just below the ubiquitous double-seam. This allows a metal closure to be screwed into the top of the can to create an air and liquid tight seal. General Packaging – Simpl-Cut®
P.E. Labellers, Booth C-3122
P.E. Labellers latest offering, Simpl-Cut®, is revolutionizing roll-fed labeling. This groundbreaking development solves two major weaknesses inherent in the design of traditional roll-fed labelers and has proven to offer exceptional performance and flexibility. General Processing – HPP In-Bulk Technology
Hiperbaric, Booth SL-6271
Hiperbaric In-Bulk technology is a global innovation for the high-volume processing of HPP beverages. This range of equipment is based on a revolutionary concept (patent pending), in which beverages are processed in-bulk prior to bottling. Personal Care/Pharmaceuticals – CanReseal® Personal are / Cannabis
Canovation, Booth N-9612
CanReseal® is a revolutionary can end design that adds threading just below the ubiquitous double-seam. This allows a child resistant closure to be screwed into the top of the can to create an air and liquid tight seal. The Technology Excellence Awards Panelists are:
Ronald Puvak, Executive Director, Contract Packaging Association
Matt Reynolds, Editor, Packaging World
Jane Chase, Executive Director, Institute of Packaging Professionals
Tim Koers, Packaging Consultant
Pat Reynolds, VP Editor Emeritus, Packaging World
This year’s PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO features over  1,500 exhibitors , world-class education and countless networking opportunities spread across four expansive halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center. PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO is open now and runs through Wednesday, Sept. 29. Registration is available onsite or at  packexpolasvegas.com  and  hcpelasvegas.com . About PMMI
PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, represents more than 900 North American 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, Healthcare Packaging EXPO, PACK EXPO East, Enlace EXPO PACK, 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, Automation World, Healthcare Packaging, Contract Packaging, ProFood World, Mundo PMMI and OEM. 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.

Here are the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards winners

Technology Excellence Awards named at PACK EXPO Las Vegas & Healthcare Packaging EXPO
The winners are Canovation, P.E. Labellers, and Hiperbaric
Pack Expo in the News
By MMH Staff · September 29, 2021
The winners of the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO, which run through today at the Las Vegas Convention Center, were announced today by event owner/producer PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies. After months of narrowing down over 100 qualified entries, two days of onsite voting allowed PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO attendees to be the ultimate judge of the most innovative new technologies at the show. Attendees are encouraged to visit the booths of these four winners of their respective categories to see these new and exciting materials and technologies firsthand. “Congratulations to our winners and their outstanding technologies. It was a tough task to narrow down all the innovative entries that the panel received,” says Laura Thompson, vice president, trade shows, PMMI. “We are proud to continue to convene the best the industry has to offer and look forward to the Technology Excellence Awards growing stronger each year.”
The 2021 Technology Excellence Award winner specifics are:
•  Canovation, Booth N-9612, and CanReseal, won for the Food and Beverage category. CanReseal is a revolutionary can end design that adds threading just below the ubiquitous double-seam. This allows a metal closure to be screwed into the top of the can to create an air and liquid tight seal. General Packaging –
• P.E. Labellers, Booth C-3122, won in the General Packaging category, with Simpl-Cut, a roll-fed labeling solution. This groundbreaking development solves two major weaknesses inherent in the design of traditional roll-fed labelers and has proven to offer exceptional performance and flexibility. • Hiperbaric, Booth SL-6271, won in the General Processing category, for its HPP In-Bulk Technology. Hiperbaric In-Bulk technology is a global innovation for the high-volume processing of HPP beverages. This range of equipment is based on a revolutionary concept (patent pending), in which beverages are processed in-bulk prior to bottling. This year’s PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO features over 1,500 exhibitors, world-class education and countless networking opportunities spread across four expansive halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center. PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO runs through Wednesday, Sept. 29. Registration is available onsite or at packexpolasvegas.com and hcpelasvegas.com. September 29, 2021

2021 Technology Excellence Awards announced at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO

; Sept. 29, 2021 — The winners of the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 27-29; Las Vegas Convention Center), owned and produced by PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, are Canovation (Booth N-9612), P.E. Labellers (Booth C-3122) and Hiperbaric (Booth SL-6271)
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After months of narrowing down over 100 qualified entries, two days of onsite voting allowed PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO attendees to be the ultimate judge of the most innovative new technologies at the show. Attendees are encouraged to visit the booths of these four winners of their respective categories to see these new and exciting materials and technologies firsthand. "Congratulations to our winners and their outstanding technologies. It was a tough task to narrow down all the innovative entries that the panel received," says Laura Thompson, vice president, trade shows, PMMI. "We are proud to continue to convene the best the industry has to offer and look forward to the Technology Excellence Awards growing stronger each year." The 2021 Technology Excellence Award Winners
Food and Beverage - CanReseal® Beverage
• Canovation, Booth N-9612
• CanReseal® is a revolutionary can end design that adds threading just below the ubiquitous double-seam. This allows a metal closure to be screwed into the top of the can to create an air and liquid tight seal. General Packaging - Simpl-Cut®
• P.E. Labellers, Booth C-3122
• P.E. Labellers latest offering, Simpl-Cut®, is revolutionizing roll-fed labeling. This groundbreaking development solves two major weaknesses inherent in the design of traditional roll-fed labelers and has proven to offer exceptional performance and flexibility. General Processing - HPP In-Bulk Technology
• Hiperbaric, Booth SL-6271
• Hiperbaric In-Bulk technology is a global innovation for the high-volume processing of HPP beverages. This range of equipment is based on a revolutionary concept (patent pending), in which beverages are processed in-bulk prior to bottling. Personal Care/Pharmaceuticals - CanReseal® Personal are / Cannabis
• Canovation, Booth N-9612
• CanReseal® is a revolutionary can end design that adds threading just below the ubiquitous double-seam. This allows a child resistant closure to be screwed into the top of the can to create an air and liquid tight seal. The Technology Excellence Awards Panelists are:
• Ronald Puvak, Executive Director, Contract Packaging Association
• Matt Reynolds, Editor, Packaging World
• Jane Chase, Executive Director, Institute of Packaging Professionals
• Tim Koers, Packaging Consultant
• Pat Reynolds, VP Editor Emeritus, Packaging World
This year's PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO features over 1,500 exhibitors, world-class education and countless networking opportunities spread across four expansive halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center. PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO is open now and runs through Wednesday, Sept. 29. Registration is available onsite or at packexpolasvegas.com and hcpelasvegas.com. About PMMI
PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, represents more than 900 North American 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, Healthcare Packaging EXPO, PACK EXPO East, Enlace EXPO PACK, 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, Automation World, Healthcare Packaging, Contract Packaging, ProFood World, Mundo PMMI and OEM. 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 and pmmimediagroup.com.

Here are the 2021 Technology Excellence Awards Winners

Photo courtesy of P.E. Labellers
September 20, 2021
Simpl-Cut ™ is the revolutionary new generation of Roll-Fed technology. It offers an innovative cutting and bonding system which revolutionizes the traditional operating function of the machine. Customers all over the world use hot glue Roll-Fed labellers. This is a very effective technology for the high-speed applications of fully wrap around labels. Despite being widely consolidated, the traditional Roll-Fed has two disadvantages: the first regards the high costs in the maintenance of the cutting and gluing systems and the many technical interventions required. The second regards the infamous machine downtimes needed to clean the drum and other surfaces. <<We wanted something more for our customers - explains Bruno Negri, Senior Vice President of P.E. Labellers. We know Roll-Fed machines very well, and thanks to the experience gained in fifty years of activity we also know their limits. That's why we created Simpl-Cut, which solves these problems in a brilliant and truly revolutionary way>>. The technology patented by P.E. offers higher quality in the labeling system, optimizing processes, reducing costs. How is it possible? The reason is linked not to one, but to 5 evolutionary steps introduced with the Simpl-Cut solution. The first is the cutting system, which - as the name implies - is extremely simplified. In fact, the fixed contrast blade for cutting the label, usually used in Roll-Fed machines, is eliminated. In Simpl-Cut the blade change is immediate: it can be replaced in 10 seconds or less, without needing any adjustments. The operation is so elementary that it can be performed by any operator. The second is the hot melt applied before cutting. In this way, the drum is always clean, and this greatly affects the optimization of the production processes of the Customers, because the horrid machine downtimes, often caused by the contamination of the glue on the drum, are eliminated. The application of hot glue before cutting, in addition to preventing blockages or jams, also avoids the downtimes for the cleaning of the drums. The third evolutionary step: there is only one drum for cutting and transferring the label, which means a drastic reduction (almost cancellation) of maintenance. This also allows for much faster format changes. The fourth innovation of Simpl-Cut: this technology allows for up to 5 stations on the drum, allowing to ensure flexibility and speed never reached before. Usually a Roll-Fed machine has a number of fixed divisions (3to4). The new Simpl-Cut can instead use a variable number of divisions (3, 4 or 5) depending on the needs. Container diameter and speed in labeling are no longer limits and each container can be labeled at its ideal speed. The fifth and new elements, is the “stress-free" low tension system. This innovative solution keeps labels in registration and enhances ability to run lower cost label materials such as lower gauge and non-laminated films. So, you can work even with thinner and more economical films. In short, it guarantees the optimal management of the labeling materials used. <<But we didn't stop here - continues Bruno Negri. We went further and also created the Simpl-Cut Flex version, a doubly revolutionary labeling machine. This solution proposes a further step by combining two different technologies on a single station: the roll-fed with hot glue and the linerless pre-glued. In this way, we fully meet the needs of our customers, and offer unparalleled flexibility, because you can switch from one technology to another with the maximum freedom of choice, in less than a minute and using the same drum. The Flex version also offers another great plus factor: the possibility of wraparound sleeve applications. This is a feature that the Beverage and Mineral Waters markets increasingly require today>>. Increasingly appreciated and requested the pre-glued-linerless machines are currently used in various applications: from soft drinks to mineral waters, up to fruit juices and yogurt drinks. For this reason, also the suppliers of pre-adhesive labels are constantly growing globally, thus guaranteeing a good supply of material to the owners of machines with adhesive technology. <<When customers see Simpl-Cut at work they are impressed by its effectiveness and user-friendliness - concludes Bruno Negri. Many people want to equip themselves with this innovative technology, so much so that today we already have dozens of machines installed worldwide. Famous natural mineral water brands have been among the first to benefit from it. For example, Spumador, part of the Refresco group, already has four Simpl-Cut Flex installed in different factories and intend to purchase new ones. Volvic, a brand of the Danone group, is another important reference>>. One of the earliest adopters of Simpl-Cut technology in the United States has been Silver Springs Water. According to President Kane Richmond, the Simpl-Cut technology is the future of roll-fed labeling. “Silver Springs has been a customer of P.E. Labellers and their roll-fed systems for years. We saw the Simpl-Cut technology soon after it was released and liked the simplicity of the single drum, the reduced setup time and the quick-change knife system. We liked it so much that we ordered two Simpl-Cut machines. I expect this to be the standard for roll-fed labeling moving forward.”
The production activities of the companies that have already equipped themselves with Simpl-Cut are now widely optimized and maintenance costs have greatly reduced. The P.E. novelty has just been conceived and is already in the spotlight: the beverage sector needs smart solutions that can meet the need for flexibility, speed and performance. A breath of novelty for Beverage and Mineral Waters
ProMach’s P.E. Labellers is one of the world’s leading providers of innovative labeling solutions. The company’s latest development is called Simpl-Cut™, and it is “simply” revolutionizing the roll-fed labeling market. Despite being widely used in industries such as soft drink and water, traditional roll-fed labelers have several areas that can notoriously cause downtime and frustration for users. One of the biggest complaints about traditional roll-fed labelers is downtime associated with the frequent cleaning of the vacuum drum that transfers labels after they are cut. In traditional roll-fed labelers, glue can accumulate on the drum and in the vacuum holes. Eventually, the machine must be taken out of operation and cleaned. Additionally, the label cutting area of traditional roll-fed labelers presents inherent challenges for maintenance personnel. Typically, the setup time for the cutting blades is long and significant expertise is required to optimally set them up. Simpl-Cut uses a “cutting edge” process to solve each of these problems. A Global Revolution
“The response from our clients has been outstanding,” says Scott Smith, ProMach’s Senior Vice President of Business Development. “The problems that the Simpl-Cut technology is solving are universal, so these systems are being purchased by a wide variety of clients, from multinational soft drink manufacturers to regional bottled water companies.”
“We didn't stop here - continues Bruno Negri, P.E. Labellers’ Senior Vice President. We went further and also created the Simpl-Cut Flex version, a doubly revolutionary labeling machine. This solution proposes a further step by combining two different technologies on a single station: the roll-fed with hot glue and the linerless pre-glued. In this way, we fully meet the needs of our customers, and offer unparalleled flexibility, because you can switch from one technology to another with the maximum freedom of choice, in less than a minute and using the same drum. The Flex version also offers another great plus factor: the possibility of wraparound sleeve applications. This is a feature that the Beverage and Mineral Waters markets increasingly require today>>. As a product brand of global packaging industry leader ProMach, P.E. Labellers has an extensive sales and service network around the world. The company believes that its global footprint is key to ensuring the success of Simpl-Cut. “This is truly a global product,” Smith says. “Adoption has been especially strong in Western Europe, South America, Mexico and the United States. We clearly understand the importance of local service and support and have made significant investments in our aftermarket infrastructure to be able to support our clients around the world.”
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Thinner label materials, pack sizes evolutions among trends impacting OEMs
PDC offers its KST-55 steam tunnel with an integrated boiler. The KST-55 is a single zone machine with a small footprint, which allows companies to produce a high-quality shrink without a remote boiler, Michael Johnston says. (Image courtesy of PDC International)
August 19, 2021
Although the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games concluded Aug. 8, the iconic event reminded viewers about the versatility and flexibility that these athletes possess physically and mentally. In the beverage market, the diverse need states of consumers is encouraging original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to ensure that their machines are able to be just as flexible and versatile. “Labeling materials are always evolving ― thinner, easier to recycle, easier to shrink, etc.,” says Justin Slarks, director of marketing at Sleeve Seal, Little Rock, Ark. “All the changes in materials require changes on the machinery side to accommodate application of new substrates.”
However, evolutions among labeling materials is not the only consumer trend affecting OEMs in the labeling sector. “Beverage packaging size trends are having a big impact on machinery,” Slarks says. “We produce some ‘XL’ machines for large formats and make changeovers to other formats easy and repeatable on all our machines. Older machines out there are limited in their ability to adapt to market changes, so we are seeing a lot of manufacturers creating new lines with new equipment to manage the changes.”
Michael Johnston, tunnel testing and development technician at PDC International, Norwalk, Conn., notes that the rise in slim cans is another package trend impacting the manufacturing arm. “The slim seltzer aluminum cans have gained popularity,” he says. “When they are run empty, if not careful they will get blown over by the steam in the shrink tunnel. Our advancements in steam tunnel design helps to reduce the risk of this happening.”
Ryan Cooper, vice president of sales for Raleigh, N.C.-based Axon and Cincinnati-based P.E. Labellers, ProMach product brands, explains that sustainability advancements as well as SKU proliferation have influenced the evolution of labeling equipment. The SSL-800i vertical sleeve labeler from Sleeve Seal can operate at speeds of 800 cans per minute. Speed and precision application are achieved through its Automated Intelligence iSeries set of controls, it says. Image courtesy of Sleeve Seal
 
“Labelers need to handle a wide range of formats, enabling beverage manufacturers to adapt to customers’ needs as quickly as possible,” he explains. “Customers going from bottles to cans, as well as those looking into thinner materials (both container and film) to reduce plastic consumption, must keep in mind production speeds as well as container sizes, shapes, and strength to prevent bottlenecks.”
 
Striking a balance
With a larger set of SKUs coupled with increased demand for functional beverages as well as convenient package formats, beverage-makers are exhibiting a desire for labelers that can operate at faster speeds, Cooper explains. But there are limits to this application. “In can sleeving, the style or shape of the container can affect how fast the sleever can apply sleeves,” he says. “This makes slim and sleek sleeving a more challenging application that requires expertise to run at speeds faster than 150 [cans per minute] (cpm). “On the other hand, roll-fed customers looking to run at faster speeds are exploring alternatives to hot glue in hopes of reducing downtime and higher [overall equipment efficiency] (OEE),” Cooper continues. “Pre-glued labels are a sustainable option that’s gaining traction in the U.S. Often, customers are looking for a machine that can run both pre-glued and hot glue labels and flexibility becomes the deciding factor.”
Sleeve Seal’s Slarks notes that the company’s customers have one of two bottom lines: speed and adaptability to handle multiple formats. “We have customers out there running 13 or more formats at lower speeds and other customers running a single product 750 [cans per minute] (cpm), two shifts a day, six days a week ― both with 99.5% plus efficiencies.”
Slarks notes that the company’s portfolio features smart machines that can accommodate these need states. “Sleeve Seal offers a range of machines from slow to very fast with our automated intelligence onboard,” he says. “All our machines are engineered to be easy to operate and easy to make changeovers.”
In addition to speed, beverage-makers are needing labeling equipment to handle diverse runs. PDC’s Johnston notes that mico-breweries have been active with this operations practice. Axon, a division of ProMach, offers machinery that is capable of handling a variety of shaped containers, film thicknesses and varying production speeds, Ryan Cooper says. Image courtesy of ProMach
 
“In the past few years, we have seen an upsurge in micro-breweries making small runs of a wide array of flavors,” he says. “In order to keep printing costs down they have turned to shrink sleeves for their needs. Shrink sleeves allow the manufactures to produce eye-catching graphics without housing large amounts of costly printed aluminum cans, while giving them the ability to change the look of the product often.”
Johnston adds that versatility, space savings and ease of operations have driven customer requests. “In recent years we have seen a heightened interest in increased line speeds, greater application accuracy, and shrink of the highest quality,” he says. “One of our latest inventions here at PDC is our KST-55 steam tunnel with an integrated boiler. The KST-55 is a single zone, easy to operate, versatile machine with a small footprint, allowing start-ups to produce a high-quality shrink without an expensive remote boiler.”
Axon and P.E. Labellers’ Cooper notes the brands have incorporated these key attributes into its machines. “Both Axon and P.E. Labellers have extensive product lines with technologies designed to meet a wide range of applications,” he says. “On the P.E. side, we can incorporate all our technologies on one machine to give customers maximum flexibility. “Likewise, Axon offers machinery capable of handling a great variety of shaped containers, film thicknesses and varying production speeds,” Cooper continues. “Our Aurora shrink sleeve applicator is a popular choice for customers because it allows them to perform one or all five key shrink applications, including full body, partial and full body over-the-cap sleeves, multipacks and twin packs, and tamper evident bands.”
 
Planning for tomorrow
Although it can be easy for beverage manufacturers to seek out equipment for today’s needs, Sleeve Seal’s Slarks encourages beverage manufacturers to not only think about their current operating capacity, but what it could be down the road. “Beverage-makers should consider machines that can adapt and grow with production,” he says. “It is sometimes tough for us to get across to potential customers, but it always better to have machines that are running below their capacity rather than having machines that are at their limit every day.”
Beyond capacity considerations, Slarks says the beverage market could see a rise in textured inks, which could impact existing labeling equipment. “There is one trend that will be interesting to watch develop and will require advanced labelers to apply ― this is the textural, raised ink that we are seeing in some of our newer projects,” he says. “These labels ‘feel’ different in the consumers’ hands and creates a very high-end experience of the product. This type of printing produces labels that are inherently much thicker than normal labels so it will be interesting to see what demands this puts on other remanufacturer’s equipment.”
Meanwhile, Axon and P.E. Labellers’ Cooper notes that advancements with roll-fed applications is fueling improvements to labeling machines. “In roll-fed, a single, multifunction drum and revolutionary cutting system in a cartridge,” he says. “Our most recent development, Simpl-Cut, is revolutionizing roll-fed labeling because it solves the two major challenges with traditional roll-fed labelers: excess hot-melt adhesive build-up on the cutting drum that requires constant cleaning and the utilization of complex cutting blades that are difficult to change. “Our bottled water and soft drink customers have seen significant improvements in OEE,” Cooper continues. “They have reduced the frequency of cleaning the labeler from two to three times per shift to once per day, and they can now change cutting blades in under two minutes. Moreover, they can now run both pre-glued and hot glue labels on the same machine.”
With beverage-makers growing their portfolios and evolving their packaging materials and sizes, OEMs look equipped to support these changes.

Labeling equipment tackles speed, flexibility need states

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P.E. Labellers specializes in the design and manufacture of high-speed rotary and linear labeling systems for food, beverage, wine and spirits, pet food, personal care, chemical, and cosmetic markets. The company provides a wide-range of self-adhesive, hot melt, cold glue, roll-fed, and sleeve labeling systems.

Date	5/18/2017
Round	Acquired
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Investors	ProMach
Valuation	$99M
Revenue	0 FY undefined
Sources	2

First funding	5/18/2017
Last Funding	5/18/2017
Investor	ProMach
Rounds	1 Acquired
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Type	Corporation
Location	Kentucky

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