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The Packaging User's Handbook

Edited By: FA Paine
596 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Aspen Publishers
The Packaging User's Handbook
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  • The Packaging User's Handbook ISBN: 9780751401516 Hardback Dec 1991 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Developments in the packaging and distribution processes usually occur in four main areas: in new materials and constructions and up-dates of older ones; in developments in packaging machinery, ancilliaries and improved line efficiency; in methods of distribution, warehousing and stocking; and in improvements in management methods and control. Much of the change over the years has been triggered by the increasing use of plastics materials of all types. Not plastics alone, however, for metal, glass, paper and board and other minor materials have reacted to the competition from plastics, and frequently have utilized plastics as part of their make-up. Today there are very few packages which do not contain at least two of the major media in their construction. The other major catalyst of change has been the use of computers and robotics. The three basics of packaging - containment, protection and preservation - are important, yet they are often overshadowed by the secondary considerations of communication, selling and economy.

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Packaging materials. Wood and wood-based materials. Pulps and papers. Paperboard. Metal packaging. Glass. Plastics. Adhesives. Retail packaging. Packaging with flexible barriers. Folding boxboard cartons. Rigid and cylindrical boxes and composite containers. Metal cans. Aerosols (pressurized containers). Metal and plastic collapsible tubes and aluminium foil containers. Glass containers. Moulded pulp, expanded polystyrene, moulded and thermoformed plastic containers. Closures and dispensing devices for glass and plastic containers. Decoration of packaging. Distribution packages. Cylindrical shipping packages. Rectangular shipping containers. Flexible shipping packages. Pallets and unit loads. Package cushioning systems.

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Edited By: FA Paine
596 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Aspen Publishers
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