Packaging Innovations 2017 Preview
Visitors will also see Epson’s LabelWorks printers, including the new rugged LW-Z700FK, which makes its UK debut at the show. The LabelWorks range features durable handheld industrial label printers designed for demanding environments. The Pick & Print function enables it to print the next label in a pre-set series when it detects that the user has ‘picked’ the previous label. “We entered the on-demand label sector at
Packaging Innovations in 2014 and have introduced new innovations every year to meet the diverse needs of multiple markets,” says David Spratt, sales manager, business systems, Epson UK.
ROYSTON LABELS E31 Following an award-winning year, which also included developing a label for the launch of a new organic anti-ageing face oil for an ex-The Apprentice TV personality, and having recently undertaken a complete brand refresh, the company will be promoting its latest labelling technologies at this year’s show. Alongside a variety of embellishment techniques on a wide range of substrates, together with cutting-edge printing processes that can help provide product differentiation, Royston Labels creates packaging identities that stand out and deliver. With over 30 years packaging industry
experience, the company’s extensive range of capabilities is mirrored by its reliability and customer service. Royston Labels is a major supplier of specialist labels for a wide range of packaging types across multiple industry sectors, including pharmaceutical, cosmetic, personal care and beers, wines and spirits.
RPC GROUP A40 10 of the group’s UK operations will be represented, from containers and closures to its technical leadership in all the major plastic conversion processes, and the many sustainability benefits of its packs. A key feature will be RPC’s ability to help deliver brand differentiation in terms of both aesthetics and functionality through the company’s extensive standard container ranges where a choice of advanced decoration techniques can also help to individualise finished packs. Stand highlights will also include a variety of multilayer solutions to
deliver extended ambient shelf life for food products, as well as packs that meet ever-increasing demands for consumer convenience and on-the-go consumption. In the personal care and beauty sector, dispensing systems and cream jars will be two examples of how plastics can deliver the premium image required in this market.
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POLLARD BOXES C47 The importance of effective packaging in luxury markets will be a key theme for Pollard Boxes. The company has recently invested nearly
£300,000 in enhancements to its design, manufacturing and testing facilities and will showcase its extensive abilities in the creation of eye-catching packs with high-end decorative effects that help maximise on-shelf presence and appeal in competitive markets. Designs will focus in particular on the ‘opening
experience’ with the use of different layers in the opening process to instil a sense of excitement for the consumer. Features such as the incorporation of windows into a pack and the use of two opening doors to create a see-through effect for a drinks box will be demonstrated as examples of maximising retail display opportunities. Premium decoration technologies on show will
include thermal embossing, micro embossing, fluted and flat foiling, sparkle and soft velvet effects, multi-colour printing, spot UV varnish, hot foil stamping and lamination.
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