How can my company reclaim film edge trim and scrap for reuse?
You don't want your waste to go to waste. By adding a reclamation system onto your film press, you can create a closed-loop system that recycles your edge trim and roll scrap back into usable material for your product on-site.
Read More »Save 15 percent on cutter maintenance with PAC’s Cutting Edge program
Performing regular maintenance on your cutters is key to your system's operations. In order to cut properly, the cutting clearance between the bed and fly knives must be less than the thickness of the material you are cutting. Over time,
Read More »When is a portable trim removal system the best option?
Companies without automated trim removal systems face unnecessary hassles. They need to stop their presses to deal with their trim waste, which usually ends up on the floor. Then someone needs to clean it up. Plus, trim waste on the
Read More »Why do inline cutters & granulators need regular sharpening?
In order to cut properly, the cutting clearance between the bed and fly knives must be less than the thickness of the material you are cutting. Over time, your blades will dull. When the knives are worn down so that
Read More »How can pressure sensitive adhesive trim and matrix waste be pneumatically conveyed without system clogs and build-ups?
Whether converting labels, paper, film, web or vinyls, companies that handle pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) material face a unique set of challenges when considering an automated trim removal system. If untreated, sticky trim and matrix waste conveyed through a pneumatic
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