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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 the island’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.   “In Southeast A

In this month's issue of FoodPacific Manufacturing Journal , we provide a snapshot of Thailand's food and beverage sector, specifically looking at the challenges impacting F&B manufacturers, and the solutions and actions to overcome these.      Thailand's food processing and agricultural sectors are critical to the local economy. Early this year, the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) also reported these sectors represented the second highest number of applications for investment promotion in 2020. By investment value, these sectors accounted for 41.1 billion baht, only next to electrical appliances and electronics with 50.3 billion baht.   The report gathers input from different sources including insights from Visit Limlurcha, chairman of Thailand's Food Processing Industries Club, Federation of Thai Industries, and president of the Thai Food Processors Association. Emphasis on automation, improving standards, and sustainable production, packaging, and distribution

Company:  Wu-Hsing Electronics CO., LTD  Product Band Sealer: Model WSY-901   100% Taiwan-made band sealer & vacuum sealer From Wu-Hsing Electronics CO., LTD, model WSY-901 is a horizontal band sealer with a painted metal construction. The pre-made bags are sealed lying flat on the conveyor during sealing. The conveyor can be adjusted up and down, front and back. It combines the functions of bag sealing, knurling and printing. The variable conveyor belt speed is adjustable to accommodate materials of various thickness. Features of the conveyor : Loading weight of <5kg Width: 200mm Adjustable speed: 1-10M/per minute. Optional: Date Imprinter, Stainless housing This model may be used for food, chemicals, hardware parts packaging and Tyvek sterilization pouch. The company offers models 905, 905H, 907 for powder and liquid products.

  Some food equipment are designed with versatility in mind. This is one of the special features of  model KUP-120, the Universal Mixing and Seasoning Machine from Kinn Shang Hoo Iron Works ( KSH). Established more than 60 years ago, KSH has the capability to design machines according to customers’ requirements, and has secured various patents for its work.  The KUP-120, which is  among the company's  popular machines is for mixing rice, noodles, or vegetables, as well as  for mixing row-su (meat floss) and yu-su (fish floss). The machine can also  dry products like peanuts, sesame, and coffee beans; and can be used to season food with sauces and condiments. The process allows the aromas to remain intact, according to the company.   The machine also runs on gas, and features a safety alarm to prevent burnout. If you would like to know more about Kinn Shang Hoo and its products, go to:  https://en.ksh-foodtech.com.tw/product-detail-383662.html Visit the Kinn Shang Hoo Iron Works Sh

Since 1985, many companies especially in the food, beverage, as well as personal care sectors have benefited from the packaging expertise of Dase-Sing Group, a specialist in automatic rotogravure printing labels and automatic sleever machines. From day one, Dase-Sing has been invested in R&D, which it considers its strength. And over the years, the Taiwan-based company has earned a reputation for dependable quality when it comes to machines and packaging materials. “The name Dase-Sing Group conveys reliable and good quality machines with high production efficiency, with low maintenance costs and long service life” said executive assistant, Tony Huang. In fact, consistent emphasis on R&D has led to the success of Dase-Sing not only in Taiwan and mainland China, but in global markets such as Southeast Asia as well as South America. Being innovative has allowed the company to grow along with the rapid demand in global food and beverage and personal care, despite tough competition

  Food and beverage manufacturers make sure their products are attractive to their target consumers, and do so by choosing unique and extraordinary packaging designs. For this, shrink labels are definitely an indispensable tool and carrier. Label designs and bottle shape designs are also becoming more and more diversified – and all these demand advanced equipment standards, accuracy in application, and other technical capabilities. In response to these packaging requirements, Dase-Sing developed i-Vision , a peripheral device that works with the company’s automatic shrink sleeve labeling machine. An orientation system, i-Vision guides bottles or containers – even special bottle types – move in the right direction on the conveying system. When a bottle goes off track, i-Vision will help re-orient it as it goes to the next process for follow-up work. An orientation system, i-Vision guides bottles in the right direction on the conveying system i-Vision allows diversion – or change of d

  Gold Great Good Machinery Co., Ltd has been in the packaging business since 1993, providing manufacturers in different industries with labelling machines designed and produced in Taiwan.   According to general manager, Cai Linhui, participating in the Japan Packaging Exhibition Group was a turning point for the company. Their focus shifted to developing innovative labellers with speed, accuracy, and cutting specifications that meet the needs of manufacturers in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and other sectors.   Back in 2013, Gold Great Good set up a factory and introduced high end technology for labelling, despite the then ongoing industrial migration in Taiwan which impacted local demand for packaging. But it proved to be the right decision because the company became a model for the country’s industrial development. Over the years, it has also entered several markets including mainland China, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.  Sophisticated equipment and environmentally friendl

  WEIGHT is one of the physical aspects by which products can be easily scrutinised. Any inaccuracy could be taken as a sign that a production line is having quality control issues. For one, it could be a problem with checkweighing. Mettler-Toledo defines a checkweigher as “a system that weighs items as they pass through a production line, classifies the items by preset weight zones, and ejects or sorts the items based on their classification*.”  These machines are designed with various user considerations in mind.  There are so many checkweigher models out there today, so how do you choose the right one for your own business? Whether your company is small, large, or expanding, there's always a machine or solution that will fit your needs, according to   Nigel Wong, Head of Market Support Center, Asia Pacific, Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection.   Read more: Checkweighers * Principles of checkweighing.  https://www.packagingstrategies.com/ext/resources/FDP/Home/Files/PDF/Principleso

Still in this dismal environment dominated by COVID-19, we'd all like to say that life in general is getting better. Some days the glass seems half full, on others, it's terribly half empty. As the months drag on, more brands are temporarily shutting down, filing for bankruptcy, reducing the number of their workforce, or reducing their man hours. Every company is still struggling as a result of the pandemic's domino effect on industries. But there will always be a way to make up for losses. Will technology save the day?    Entering the new year with re-evaluated plans to buffer their businesses from all sorts of disruptions, manufacturers are making certain their products and services reach customers at the shortest possible time. Supply chain issues were among the most difficult for several producers, manufacturers, and retailers to handle in the past several months, and as such its management is a priority. Many companies were able to manage this with more ease than other