Before the Box
Communication, planning and new technology are key parts of folding carton production.
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Cory Francer
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"We must make sure, because we can't read braille. We need to have a visual inspection," Skinner says. "So there's a camera that takes a picture of it to make sure every dot is where it should be and also reads it to make sure it's exactly the same as intended."
Custom Converting
As technology has advanced, there are nearly endless shapes a carton can take and the combination of finishing options can be essential to a product being chosen over its competition on the shelf.
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Cory Francer is an analyst at NAPCO Research. He formerly served as editor-in-chief of Packaging Impressions.
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