Contents In this issue


News and comment 8.


10.


RDM Group urges brand to adopt recycled cartonboard as consumer pressure grows


Eliminating confusions, implementing consistency


Cutting systems 12.


14. 16. Dust collection for laser cutting applications


Cutting systems: multi-function rubber cutter, sample maker and plotter


Cutting through recyclable plastic’s PET peeves


Digital printing 20. Packaging that moves at brand speed


21.


Packaging redesign under EU PPWR: Why digital print is at the heart of compliance and creativity


Film & foil 23. Working with film and foil materials in adhesive converting is never just about cutting


Labelling Solutions 26. Why the label press is becoming a platform


27.


Where regulations becomes a business opportunity


30. Aligning supply chain partners through connected networks


Web tension & Guiding 31. Web tension- Web control


32.


Static charge: The inevitable disruptor in roll-to- roll production


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