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bination of both, gives the assurance that products will be securely held in place and will safely arrive intact at its destination. Zefco Inc : Booth #1641 With over 30 years of experience in the construction and foundation industry, the company is designed to demo and re-install concrete foundations on accelerated time- lines and has an in-house fabrication shop, fleet of equip- ment and vehicles, along with a number of experienced staff members. Zenith Cutter: Booth #2148 Manufacturing high-quality products for the corrugated in- dustry since 1953, the full line includes cut off and rotary shear knife sets, slotting knives, high-speed steel or car- bide razor slitters, brass fingers, brass strippers, collars, scoring rings, urethane and accessories. Zund America, Inc.: Booth #2355 Offering digital cutting and workflow solutions for efficient samplemaking to non-stop packaging production and pro- viding high-performance tooling for all popular packaging materials (incl. up to 4” thick foam) and a full range of au- tomation/robotics. California Polytechnic Student Awarded Chuck Yuska Scholarship PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, has announced that Maribel Morales, a student at CalPoly, as the recipient of the $5,000 Chuck Yuska Scholarship. To qualify for the scholarship, students must be studying engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field and show an interest in the packaging and processing industry. PMMI established the scholarship in honor of Chuck Yuska, PMMI’s former president and CEO of 28 years. “Under Chuck’s leadership, PMMI was able to expand not only the PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows, but also increase funding for workforce development and other industry relations,” said Jim Pittas, President and CEO, PMMI. “We are proud to continue investing in the future of the industry by fueling these students with resources they need to be a driving force for innovation.” The Chuck Yuska Scholarship is one of several schol- arships awarded or administered by the PMMI Foundation each year, providing over $200,000 in funds for students. These scholarships underscore PMMI’s commitment to the future of the packaging and processing industry. The PMMI Foundation provides financial support for packaging and processing education throughout the U.S and Canada. Since its inception in 1998, the PMMI Foun- dation has given more than $2.3 million to strengthen the workforce within the packaging and processing industry. Visit pmmi.org/foundation for more information.
machinery and has been established for over 50 years with more than 1000 installations worldwide. The company provides a complete range of flexo converting machinery. Tilia Labs Inc.: Booth #1876 Offering CAD-based nesting and imposition for digital cor- rugated converters. Reducing costs through smarter plan- ning and layouts. As reliance on human decision-making for complex planning becomes more challenging, Tilia Labs leverages A.I. technology to help digital converters estimate faster, plan smarter, and manufacture profitably. TRESU: Booth #820 A highly specialized company offering flexo printing ma- chines, chamber doctor blade systems, doctor blades and customer service and technical support, TRESU has 40 years of experience in the development, production and maintenance of engineered solutions and supplies direct- ly to end-customers, OEMs and partners worldwide. Tribco Inc.: Booth #823 Exhibiting brake pads that last three to five times longer than traditional brake pads — but won’t scratch or damage rotors and drums — because they are lined with Braketex 100 percent Kevlar fibered composite friction lining. Bra- ketex-lined pads are ideal for all converting applications. Two10 Technologies: Booth #2211 Allowing leaders to tap into the potential of their data, business is trying to talk to you. Data is being input by the gigabyte into your systems every day. We are the experts in turning that data into actionable solutions. Unico, LLC: Booth #2011 Since 1967, the company has been engineering high-per- formance drives and control systems and is a pioneer of direct drive cut-off controls, providing automation solu- tions to the converting industry for over four decades. Valco Melton: Booth #2147 A leader in designing and developing camera inspection systems, the company utilizes innovative research in iden- tifying the needs of corrugated box and carton makers. WSA-USA: Booth #2255 Offers material handling solutions, including full plant au- tomated conveyor systems: iFAS (Intelligent Factory Auto- mation Software); vertical rack storage solutions for WIP, finished goods and roll stock; strapper controls; plant sim- ulations; automatic prefeeders; bundle handling systems including breakers; pallet insertions systems and more. Wulftec International: Booth #1307 Custom solutions for load containment, whether it involves stretch wrappers, automatic strapping systems or a com-
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