Sentences with phrase «packaging film makes»

Pre-applied zipper packaging film makes reclosable feasible While many companies can benefit from packaging their products in reclosable packages, many may not consider making the shift from other types of packages due to the perceived high cost.

Skin and stretch packaging films made with Surlyn ® offer significant weight and volume reduction, compared to traditional rigid blister or clamshell packs.

Not exact matches

Südpack is a flexible packaging solution supplier with: blown film extrusion; cast film extrusion; flexographic printing; rotogravure printing; digital printing; lamination; slitting; and bag making.

The machine's detection sensitivity is uncompromised by packaging type, making it suitable for use with products packed in metalized film, foil, jars, cans and small packages common in the confectionery, bakery, ready meals and dairy sectors.

Since its establishment in 1987, we have been pushing forward technological advancement inexorably, and produce high - quality flexible package films and ready made pouches using any one or a combination of films and papers which has its own unique...

It combines packaging made of a coloured, transparent PET film together with an LED module.

The challenge for food companies and packaging converters is to make sure that the lidding film not only peels easily, but also seals effectively.

A German confectionery company, Mimi's Garden, has launched a new range of organic energy treats made from sun - ripened dates and uses Futamura's renewable and compostable NatureFlex ™ film in its packaging.

Futamura is proud to announce that San Francisco - based Alter Eco is using NatureFlex ™ packaging film as part of the compostable pouch used for their organic and fair trade quinoas.The pouch meets ASTM D6400 standards for industrial composting, and is made in large part from bio-based materials.

«The site makes polyethylene terephthalate film for a wide range of speciality industrial and packaging applications.

By early 1960's, their packaging machines to make, fill and close a flexible film pouch were gaining popularity.

This new package features a horizontal flow wrap package made of a film lamination that provides excellent seal strength, tear resistance, increased barrier for longer shelf life and, with a reverse printing process, outstanding shelf appeal.

Flexible packaging includes products such as bags and sachets made of easily yielding materials such as foil, paper or film, which when filled and sealed acquire a flexible shape.

When rolls are being changed, say, once every 20 minutes, as may be the case with pre-applied zipper film, that time adds up — over an hour and a half of production time lost in a single 8 - hour shift on a single line,» says Chris Graff, vice-president of sales and marketing at the Massachusetts - based Butler Automatic Inc. «That's an hour and a half's worth of packages not being made, shipped and sold from that line during each shift.»

Speaking at the Sustainable Foods Summit in Amsterdam (June 4 - 5), Andy Sweetman, marketing manager, packaging and sustainability, Innovia, which makes and supplies polypropylene and cellulose films for speciality packaging, labelling, said the «one to watch» is poly (butylene succinate)(PBS).

Sealed Air claims by making the opening the easiest thing, the film addresses the frustration of consumers facing their food package.

Mimica Touch has been designed to make use of existing packaging manufacturing equipment - it is a scaled down package consisting of a plastic tray and a lidding film with the gel inside.

The low - density polyethylene (LDPE) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastics we use for bottles and closures are also used to make film for foods and powders that are packaged in single - serve packets.

I think that the three Shrek films make a nice little package, with a beginning, middle and end to the series, but fear not, Mike Myers and company have a fourth, jump the shark edition slated for 2010.

Like most Coen movies, it isn't quite the way they used to make them, but is deeply in love not just with the films of the past, but all of popular culture, from product packaging (principally Dapper Dan hair pomade) through period pop music to modes of dress and politics.

Directors Jane Pollard and Iain Forsyth were previously commissioned by Cave to film 14 short making - of documentaries packaged with the recent reissue of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds» discography.

For whatever reason, Warner Brothers packaged Jammin'the Blues, one of the greatest short films ever made, alongside Michael Curtiz's feature length Passage to Marseille (1944), a thoroughly mediocre military melodrama so desperate to replicate the success of Curtiz's earlier masterpiece Casablanca (1942) that it reuses most of the principal cast and some of the same story beats about lovers torn apart by war and self - centered anti-heroes who come to learn the importance of self - sacrifice.

The whole package is designed to make you excited for the new film, and for Forza Horizon 2 as a whole.

Coogler has made several films in one potent, eye - popping package and aced them all.

I love the package design and transfer of the Blow - Up disc, and the scene in the park where David Hemmings stalks the couple with his camera really comes to life with the new transfer — it's maybe my favorite scene in any film ever made.

It's packaged up with the original Mad Max (1979), The Road Warrior (1981), and Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1987), along with a 4K UltraHD copy of Mad Max: Fury Road and bonus discs featuring the previously - available feature - length documentary The Madness of Max (on the making of the first film, DVD only) and a new documentary on the making of the Road Warrior.

It's a beautiful moment in the middle of an ugly film that tries to make jokes out of boobs and sexual positions; out of Vaughn's package in yoga pants; out of troubled children needing their father to come home already.

Extras: Audio commentary with film producer and historian Bruce Block; new appreciation of the film and select scene commentary by film historian Philip Kemp; «The Flawed Couple,» a new video essay by filmmaker David Cairns on the collaborations between Billy Wilder and Jack Lemmon; «Billy Wilder ABC,» an overview by David Cairns on the life and career of the filmmaker, covering his films, collaborators and more; new interview with actress Hope Holiday; «Inside the Apartment,» a half - hour «making - of» featurette from 2007 including interviews with Shirley MacLaine, executive producer Walter Mirisch, and others; «Magic Time: The Art of Jack Lemmon,» an archive profile of the actor from 2007; original screenplay by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond (BD - ROM content); theatrical trailer; special collector's packaging featuring newly commissioned artwork by Ignatius Fitzpatrick; collector's 150 - page hardcover book featuring new writing by Neil Sinyard, Kat Ellinger, Travis Crawford and Heather Hyche, generously illustrated with rare stills and behind - the - scenes imagery.

Two brief featurettes — one a raw making - of featuring camera tests and other paraphernalia and the other a simplistic composite of the aforementioned interviews and footage from the film's trailer — round out the package.

Like the pop tunes they write, this film by Marc Lawrence (Two Weeks Notice) is sweet, innocuous, and catchy, making you feel good despite knowing deep down that underneath it is merely a package designed to float to the top of the charts rather than something to last for the ages.

Filmographies for Davies and the principal cast and trailers for Mirth and other Sony Pictures period pieces round out the unspectacular array of extras, but the sterling visual and aural transfer of a very worthy film makes this a sturdy enough DVD package.

OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening May 8, 2009 BIG BUDGET FILMS Next Day Air (R for violence, drug use, pervasive profanity and brief sexuality) Action - oriented crime caper about the comedy of errors which ensue after a couple of hapless hoodlums (Mike Epps and Wood Harris) are mistakenly delivered a large package filled with bricks of pure cocaine.

As usual, however, the Blu - ray package makes a collectible of even a minor Pixar effort for enthusiasts: it's positively festooned with extras, from techie features on the production design and Randy Newman's bouncy score to, of course, the short film The Blue Umbrella, a sleekly designed, inanimate - object romance that you'll either find enchanting or insipid.

An odd note on the back of the case, absent from the 2000 DVD, calls this a «digital transfer of the director's cut,» but as there are no visible changes in the film itself and no follow - up notes anywhere within the packaging, I have no idea what, if anything, makes this version different from the theatrical release.

I really liked The Void, it's a fun film that provides several solid scares in a familiar feeling package, but different enough to make it a worthy addition to the canon.

A terrifically solid and sturdy effort across the board, «Bluebird» is the real deal and a true package of strong collaborators coalescing to make a wonderful debut film.

All in all, it's a package that should make fans pretty darn happy, at least until a 4K restoration of the film (don't hold your breath).

The film is a rousing entertainment with catchy music and terrific choreography; it's just that the Bollywood touches are made all the more palatable for the Western viewer through familiar, comfortable packaging.

Though the packaging curiously makes no mention of it whatsoever, this edition does also include a DVD of the film.

Packaged alongside the winning film it never approaches living up to, it makes for a benign inclusion in an appealing, low - priced 2 - disc collection.

Arrow Video also carts over nearly everything from the film's many previous releases, but also adds some new stuff into the mix, making for a massively satisfying supplementary package.

The package also includes that original Blu - ray Disc, which offers the film in 1080p, the commentary, 4 deleted scenes (4:25 in all — HD), and the 5 - part Promise of a New World: The Making of Oblivion documentary (includes Destiny, Voyage, Combat, Illusion, and Harmony — 48 minutes in all — HD).

Sometimes, nutrition comes in unlikely packages — but before we make this subversive animated film sound like a pile of spinach, know that, for the most part, it's exactly the R - rated single - entendre sex fest the title implies.

More extra features in this handsome package include a new feature - length audio commentary by film historian Stephen Prince, author of The Warrior's Camera: The Cinema of Akira Kurosawa and a documentary from 2003 on the making of the film, created as part of the Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create.

«Evil Comes in Small Packages» is a 25 - minute retrospective making - of complete with an option to watch its three sections separately: «The Birth of Chucky» expounds on Mancini's original vision of the story (a golem in service to Andy's id, brought to life by a blood - brother ritual) and how it evolved into its current form; «Creating the Horror» discusses casting and the shoot itself — including brief snippets of rehearsal footage of Dourif acting out Chucky's every move; and «Unleashed» describes the film's release and Chucky's ascent to cult stardom.

Screen tests for Tobey Maguire (in which he goes Bruce Lee (okay, maybe more like Bruce Li) on a band of thugs bleeped as often as Ozzy Osbourne on MTV), JK Simmons, the CGI Spider - Man (phenomenal — trust me), and key make - up and costumes and a lame 3 - minute gag reel finish off the serviceable package, not counting ROM - enabled weblinks, videogame promos, «comic to film comparison,» and a nifty option to scratch your very own commentary track for Spider - Man.

It might be the most harmless raunch - com ever made, a mash - up of several other mediocre relationship films (and one baby film) rolled into one profane package.

The supplement package includes audio commentary by director Martin Brest and three fairly engaging featurettes (a half hour making - of effort and 8 - 10 minute pieces on the film's score and on the casting process - the latter delving into the replacement of Sylvester Stallone by Murphy).

The only thing I regret is that their book trailer package at Create Space is so expensive and you can't lower the cost by providing your own images, something that a lot of indie film makers who make book trailers for you will do, like for exmple, Polish film maker Magda Olchawska — it makes sense: providing your own images necessarily cuts down on costs...

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