Binders get fruityPublished: 28 September, 2009Customised presentation, packaging and stationery specialist, Duraweld, has launched a new range of funky binders for school, college or the office. Eight colours are available, each named after a different fruit: Red Apple, Satsuma, Lemon and Lime, Clementine, Cherry, Blackberry, Plum and Raspberry.
Printing on the board walkPublished: 28 September, 2009More than 250m2 of fine art prints were produced using a Mutoh Zephyr UV printer as part of the Theatre at the Seaside festival in Oostende. Each of the 50 photographs was printed directly onto wide format PVC foam board panels and exhibited along the seaside.
- A clean sheetPublished: 28 September, 2009
Plans are underway to restructure Altuglas International's PMMA sheet business in Europe in a bid to optimise logistics and reduce delivery times.
- Double or drop on plastic recyclingPublished: 28 September, 2009
A campaign has been launched by the plastics industry challenging itself, government and consumers to step up recycling and stop sending plastic to landfill.
As part of the Plastics 2020 Challenge, the industry is pledging several commitments on the four R's - reduce, reuse, recycle and recover - including doubling the recycling rate of plastic packaging by the year 2020.
No trees, no worriesPublished: 28 September, 2009Bagasse is a new eco-friendly, recyclable grade product from Papeterie Zuber Rieder. The range is suitable for luxury packaging, greetings cards, business cards, invitations, annual reports and advertising purposes and is available in the UK from Papico.
- PVC is ready for anythingPublished: 28 September, 2009
Participants and speakers at the Vinyl 2010 conference, titled 'Talking Sustainability for Business,' agreed that the organisation's sustainability targets are a great example of self-regulation, as well as being in line with European Union policy on reducing emissions and lowering energy consumption. The organisation is also making progress in its recycling programme, as well as encouraging the reduction of hazardous additives beyond legal requirements.
Training is all above boardPublished: 28 September, 2009Apprentices in the paper and board manufacturing industry can now participate in an approved National Qualifications Framework, developed by sector skills council for the process and manufacturing sector, Proskills, and the newly formed Qualifications Reform Group (QRG).
Roll up, roll upPublished: 28 September, 2009Printers and copy shops can now reinforce customer relationships and protect printed goods with a new range of postal tubes from Rose Plastic.
The tubes, which are available in a range of sizes, have a 50/50 split, so contents can be removed without damage. They are transparent so contents are immediately visible, but can also be supplied in a range of colours or customised with corporate logos.
Focus on flexibilityPublished: 28 September, 2009Spartanics' Finecut Combination model laser die cutting machine boasts a variety of flexibility-focused design features designed to give plastics decorators the versatility to survive and thrive.
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