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Solidex 2004 : UK Meeting on Flexible PackagingThe use of flexible packaging to transport, distribute and market products such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and foods has expanded rapidly over the past decade and this trend is set to continue to rise, according to the organisers of a conference on the issue scheduled for 13 October.
The Solidex 2004 meeting – to be held in Hinckley in Leicestershire, UK – will examine the role of flexible packaging in the transport of materials as a substitute for, or complement to, bulk transportation and storage, providing fast availability of the right product at any given time - with minimum stock holding.
The key to successful industrial bag filling and handling lies in effective system integration. Optimising speed without compromising accuracy and reliability is a multi-functional task, relying on critical sectors of the overall line to work in harmony.
Incompatibility in equipment will inevitably lead to product spillage, costly unexpected material and packaging losses, premature breakdowns, bottlenecks and expected savings not being achieved-all resulting in frustration and loss of production.
Although modern electronics and computer technology are playing an increasingly important role in today's bagging systems, sound mechanical engineering innovation is fundamental to ensuring precision, speed and above all relia
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