The Dase-Sing Group manufactures automatic rotogravure printing labels, automatic sleever machines and shrink labels and films. Established in 1985, it has become one of Taiwan's more advanced and fast-developing packaging companies with major customers across the Asian region.
“When Dase-Sing manufactured the first machine in 1995, our goal was to become a manufacturer that provides customers with one-stop processing and packaging solutions,” shared Tony Huang, executive assistant at Dase-Sing. He said that in conceptualising designs, the company makes the most of available science and technology, and as a result has produced several notable machines and complete solutions for F&B and personal care manufacturing. These sectors are very dynamic, with such trends as sustainability, recyclability, consumer safety, among others, impacting the packaging sector. At the same time developments in automation are also changing the way companies manage their production.
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At the conference, Mr. Huang did a Q&A segment replying to questions regarding the technical impact of using thinner shrink films during production as well as about digital printing. From a design and sustainability perspective, he said a thinner film has its obvious benefits, but compared to a thicker version, it is also sensitive to static charge which can cause sleeving issues unless properly addressed during production. To achieve the best aesthetic results, thinner sleeves are more suitable for use with certain bottle designs.
The conference was also supported by the Asian Packaging Federation with its vice president Dr. Joseph Ross Jocson speaking on design trends for 2021, and by packaging expert Ms Mayumee Paklamjeak, who is currently an advisor to the Plastics Institute of Thailand and the Thai Printing Association.
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