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Matthew Naitove

New York

Executive Editor at Plastics Technology

Executive editor, Plastics Technology magazine

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  • 3 weeks ago | ptonline.com | Matthew Naitove

    To meet growing demand for PET water and other beverage bottles, Sidel has introduced a new automated reel loading system for PET beverage bottle labels that’s said to have three times the reel capacity of any competing system. CoboREEL holds up to 18 reels — enough for an entire shift, Sidel says — and an integrated cobot (collaborative robot) provides 100% accuracy and maximum precision.

  • 1 month ago | ptonline.com | Matthew Naitove

    Two six-axis robots were added at Currier and two more at its customer to palletize and depalletize HDPE bottles. This robot at Currier takes bottles off the conveyor and places them in customized trays. At Currier Plastics, cross-functional teams in processing and logistics are always on the lookout for continuous-improvement opportunities.

  • 1 month ago | ptonline.com | Matthew Naitove

    Jomar’s turnkey services now include in-house moldmaking and consequent cost savings. Shown here, a 40-cavity injection-blow tool. Source: JomarJomar Corp., a longtime provider in injection-blow molding machinery, now also offers its first capabilities for in-house mold design, development and production. The company has acquired a local moldmaker and has set aside a portion of Jomar’s headquarters in Belleville, New Jersey, for its new tooling operations.

  • 2 months ago | ptonline.com | Matthew Naitove

    Precision Concepts International announced in March that it had acquired Meredith-Springfield Associates Inc. (MSA) of Ludlow, Massachusetts. Meredith-Springfield specializes in design and blow molding of PET and HDPE bottles and containers, especially those presenting technical challenges. It was co-founded in 1983 by Mel O’Leary, president and CEO. Precision Concepts says Meredith-Springfield will continue to be led by its existing leadership team.

  • 2 months ago | ptonline.com | Matthew Naitove

    Uniloy’s first all-electric injection-blow machine, model UIB 85-E, is an 85-tonner aimed at medical and other “clean” applications. It’s the first of a new three-machine line. Source: Uniloy Inc. Source: UniloyUniloy Inc. has hit three-quarters of a century mark this year.

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