Italy's Cibra Nova di Cirielli e C. Snc, brings advanced sealing technology to SMEs everywhere with its new impulse bag sealer model PN Prg. Companies know that when bagging, there are those products for which you can not risk a bad seal. A 15-20 kg plastic bag or a multi-layer bag full of chemical, pharmaceutical, or food products often has a very high value, and the seal must be perfect. No matter if you need to seal only a few bags or large quantities, high standards must be maintained, regardless of the operator who happens to work at the end of the line. Cibra’s impulse bag sealer model

Cibra nova di Cirielli e c. snc's birthday has a precise reference to March 6th, 1953. On that day, its founder Gennaro Cirielli patented in Milan the first sealing pincers for plastic bags. Many things have happened in these 60 years, but the original patent and the prototype of the pincers (produced until the '80es) that represent its heritage have always been with them, following them in the moves that brought the company from the original small workshop in Milan to its present location in Cernusco sul Naviglio industrial area. Cibra nova di Cirielli e c. snc has been making bag sealers for

MIDWEST EXCHANGE Inc. announced their plans to proceed with their own PET Recycling plant to produce 100% recycled PET material, giving Greater Chicago region a World Class facility and closing the loop for recycling in North America. “We believe this to be a great step in our sustainability program and provides our clients with an environmentally friendly option to using virgin resin”, stated Alex Casillas, President and Founder of MIDWEST Exchange “Our goal is to eliminate our dependency upon foreign virgin PET resin by producing locally and manufacturing recycled resin (RPET) from local

MILAN, Italy: It has been another jam-packed day here in Milan, highlighted by three of Italy’s largest manufacturing technology trade shows – FluidTrans, PLAST and Xylexpo – which feature across more than 100,000 square meters of tech from some 1,500 exhibitors, including fluid power and transmission, plastics and woodworking. I’m here as part of a trade media delegation hosted by Machines Italia and the Italian Trade Commission. FluidTrans 2012 FluidTrans is hosted by Feddermacchine’s ASSOFLUID, an association of Italian fluid power and transmission equipment and component firms. The show

Italy's TRIA SpA has just finalized setting up a new branch here in the US. The US company’s name will be TRIA AMERICA LLC, with offices based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The new company is to grow TRIA's market share in the US and to expand its market activity into sectors such as packaging, building, automotive, etc. The US branch is the third for the company that has already established branches in Germany and Brazil. According to the company, a branch in the US was necessary to gain market share in North America. Increasing business and marketing strategies, particularly in North America

Plastic may not be the most beloved of materials to the more environmentally minded, but Plast 2012, a Milan, Italy-based show held last week, aimed to mold a different opinion of the material in people's minds. "Plastic is a huge and innovating world," said Mario Maggiani, director at Assocomaplast, the association of Italian plastics and rubber machinery producers. Those innovations include processes like injection molding, extrusion of film, blow molding, and rotational molding, though the real steps forward are arguably being taken in material composition. "Biomaterials are becoming big in

Italy's Automa SpA opens a technical center in Appleton, Wisconsin which will handle not only servicing and parts but product development as well. The company will hold an open-house September 27-29 in Appleton, showcasing two of its latest blow molding machines primarily used by the cosmetic industry.