Packaging technology

Gabletop cartons May 2, 2012

The gabletop folding format is one of the oldest and most basic end closures possible for a paperboard package.

Folding cartons May 2, 2012

Folding cartons are containers made from sheets of paperboard (see Paperboard) that have been cut and creased for forming into a designed shape.

Top-load cartoning machinery April 19, 2012

Top-load cartoning employs flat paperboard blanks that have been die cut by a carton manufacturer [see Figure 1(a,b)] to produce specific shapes and sizes when formed or folded into finished trays or hinge-cover packages.

Beverage carriers April 19, 2012

Beverage carriers have traditionally been designed to group primary beverage containers into retail units of sale, as well as to protect the primary containers and merchandise or market the liquid contained.

Packaging career development April 9, 2012

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Carbonated beverage packaging April 9, 2012

Carbonated beverages represent the biggest single packaging market, with over 100 billion (109) beer and softdrink containers filled each year in the United States.

Capping machinery April 9, 2012

In categorizing capping machinery that applies closures to bottles and jars, the best place to start is with the closure itself.

Cans, steel March 13, 2012

In 1975, France not only was involved in a revolution but also was at war with several hostile European nations.

Cans, plastic March 13, 2012

Cans are defined here as open-mouthed cylindrical containers, usually made of aluminum (see Cans, aluminum) or tinplated steel (see Cans, steel).

Cans, corrosion March 13, 2012

Corrosion in food cans, manifested in failure phenomena such as detinning, hydrogen swell, and enamel delamination, has troubled the food industry ever since canning was practiced.

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