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NEWS CLIPS J. Henson K. Jackson S. Ryan J. Craig J. Singer D. Watson M. Lehmann 18 | JULY 2008 Miamisburg, OH, as director of new business development and national accounts. uMark Andy, St. Louis, MO, promotes Jerry Henson to flexible packaging sales manager for the Comco line and adds Michael Schneider as regional sales manager for the South and Southwest. uThe Tag and Label Mfrs. Inst., Naperville, IL, reports meeting planner Karen Jackson left the association after 15 years to take care of her family full-time. uMitzi Emrich is named director for Progressive Bag Affiliates at the American Chemistry Council, Arlington, VA. uDonald A. Nolan becomes group VP, roll materials, for Avery Dennison Corp., Pasadena, CA. He will be headquartered in Mentor, OH. uAt Kiefel, Wrentham, MA, Scott Ryan is named technical sales manager; Jamie Nelson is promoted to service manager; and Mark Smith is appointed service technician. uDeWAL Industries, Saunderstown, RI, adds Michael B. McBain to its sales team in the Midwest. uLenze-AC Tech, Uxbridge, MA, announces Jim Craig as director of engineering. uThe new president of the Digital Div. at Printers’ Service (Prisco), Newark, NJ, is Steve Zunde. uBarbara Jackson is hired as customer service administrator for Digitalabel, Durham, NC. uMonosol, Merrillville, IN, appoints John Singer VP of new business enterprise development. uAt tesa tape, Charlotte, NC, David Watson is hired as sales specialist for North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Ohio; and Scott Foster becomes sales specialist for Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and New Mexico. Both will focus on paper and printing markets. uDaniel Ruiter becomes general manager at Stork Cellramic, Milwaukee, WI. uStephen C. Lapin, Ph.D., joins the BroadBeam team at PCT Engineered Systems, Davenport, IA, as lead EB application specialist. uAtlas Converting Equipment, Bobst Group, Bedford, UK, names Markus Lehmann sales manager. PEOPLETechnicote, uMark Quinlan joins The SLK 470 sheeter from E.C.H. Will is at work in Portugal. Sheeting Lines Bring Solutions SETÚBAL, PORTUGAL | Portucel Soporcel Group, a pulp and paper manufacturer, has added two cut-size converting and packaging lines from E.C.H. Will and Pemco at a new mill under construction in Setúbal. A third sheeting and packaging line has been agreed on as an option, to be added as the production curve of the paper machine rises. One line comprises a 16-pocket E.C.H. Will SLK 470 cut-size sheeter, two Pemco high-speed packaging lines, the latest in labeling and strapping technology, and two Langhammer highspeed palletizers. It has a 3.48-m working width, said to be the widest of its kind. The other line comprises an eight-pocket E.C.H. Will SLK 490 flexible cut-size sheeter, a Pemco flexible packaging line, and a palletizer from Langhammer. Hermano Mendonca, marketing director of the Portucel Soporcel Group, says, “We have worked very closely with E.C.H. Will, Pemco, and their sub-suppliers to develop the best packaging solutions in order to anticipate the most demanding market needs. We are proud to continue our already successful partnership with [them].” uE.C.H. Will | www.will.kpl.net PFFC-ASAP 315 AT O W RK uPemco | www.pemco.kpl.net PFFC-ASAP 316 Bringing Info On-Site MADISON, NJ | Seminars For Engineers now will bring its web handling and converting training seminars and consultants on-site to any company’s location. Areas of expertise include heating and cooling of the web, coating, drying, laminating, slitting, winding, tension control, and alignment. The Seminars program was founded in 2003 by Sensor Products as an information resource for its clientele. Toray Growing in Europe NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI | Toray Industries, Tokyo, Japan, will establish Toray Films Europe (TFE) in Rhône-Alpes, France (on the same site as Toray Plastics Europe), for the production of Torayfan BOPP high-barrier metallized film. Toray Plastics (America) will drive the development of the new business’s film technology and help establish TFE as a core production base in Europe. Toray Industries expects to invest about US$100 million in the project. WWW.PFFC-ONLINE.COM http://www.will.kpl.net http://www.pemco.kpl.net http://WWW.PFFC-ONLINE.COM

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PFFC - July 2008 Contents First Glance Calendar of Events From the Editor Web Lines Process Management News Clips Narrow Web & Label Reporter Narrow Web & Label What’s New Products Cover: Special Report Start with Security 2008 TAPPI PLACE Conference Printing Partnerships Paper’s Pledge Edible Markers Flexography Exclusive Research: Critical Trends What’s New Products Services Directory Classified Marketplace Advertisers Index Experience Speaks

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