What Happens Inside a Conversion Press? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-05-16 | Ever wondered how those easy-open ends are made? Let's take a closer look, with CanSCHOOL, at the process step by step, from tab stock to finished product!Investing in education like CanSCHOOL paves the way for long-term success and excellence in aluminum can manufacturing. To learn more about everything CanSCHOOL can offer you and your team, please reach out to us at IPS at sales-service@intpacsol.com for more information!
What Happens Inside a Shell Press? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-05-09 | What goes on inside a Shell Press? In today's latest CanSCHOOL video, we'll explore how coil stock is transformed into shells, following precise steps within the CDL style tooling. Reach out to us to learn more about how IPS CanSCHOOL can help you streamline your manufacturing process and stay ahead of the competition! sales-service@intpacsol.com
IPS ToolCLEAN XL - Innovation driven by Customer Feedback IPSCanmaking 2024-05-08 | By streamlining the cleaning process with its larger tank size and capacity to hold more tools per session, ToolCLEAN XL reduces downtime and increases overall production efficiency. The ToolCLEAN XL also eliminates the need for manual hand polishing or reworking of tooling; saving on labor costs and reducing the risk of errors. To gain more insight on everything the ToolCLEAN XL has to offer, reach out to us at sales-service@intpacsol.com !
IPS ToolCLEAN XL IPSCanmaking 2024-05-08 | Our customers spoke, and we listened. The ToolCLEAN XL is designed to handle 27 or more dies in one cleaning session, thanks to its ergonomically designed wire baskets. This high-capacity design gives you the ability to clean more tools in less time, boosting plant productivity. For more information, please reach out to us at sales-service@intpacsol.com
What Happens Inside a Shell Press? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-05-02 | Let's take a look into the world of can end manufacturing, focusing on the intricate processes within a Shell Press. Aluminum coil stock is transformed into shells, the foundational step in end production. The precision of the drivetrain, the efficiency of the slide assembly, and the seamless operation of the feeder assembly, all work in harmony to create high-quality shells at remarkable speeds. Investing in education like CanSCHOOL paves the way for long-term success and excellence in aluminum can manufacturing. To learn more about everything CanSCHOOL can offer you and your team, please reach out to us at IPS at sales-service@intpacsol.com for more information!
CanBRAKE by IPS, in partnership with Canline IPSCanmaking 2024-05-01 | Meet CanBRAKE, by IPS, in partnership with Canline. This technology utilizes induction braking, resembling non-contact braking using magnets. This principle can be observed in various applications, such as slowing down roller coasters! CanBRAKE is utilized for track work with Aluminum cans and Aluminum cups, where the magnets' proximity to the can determines the eddy currents' effect. That's why this design offers adjustability for the magnets' position. CanBRAKE: intpacsol.com/products/canbrakeFor more information, please email us at sales-service@intpacsol.com
What Happens Inside a Cupper? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-04-25 | Explore how coil stock transforms into circular blanks through blanking and transforms into cup shapes through drawing, all in a single stroke in our latest CanSCHOOL video showcasing a The Cup Forming Process within a Cupper.Looking to optimize your can production process? At IPS, we understand the importance of efficiency and precision in can making. Reach out to us to learn more about how IPS CanSCHOOL can help you streamline your manufacturing process and stay ahead of the competition. Phone: +1 (303) 426 4881Email: sales-service@intpacsol.com
What Happens Inside a Cupper? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-04-18 | Dive into the world of efficient can manufacturing with IPS's CanSCHOOL. Our latest video unpacks the workings of the cupper, the essential first step in transforming metal coil stock into cup shapes. Explore key components like the drivetrain, inner and outer slides, and infeed assembly.Understanding the mechanics of the cupper not only enhances your technical expertise but also boosts production output and quality. With CanSCHOOL, you're investing in long-term success, improved efficiency and quality in can manufacturing. Phone: (303) 426 4881Email: sales-service@intpacsol.com
What Happens Inside a Necker? (Part 3) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-04-12 | Let's take a look behind the scenes into the optional auxiliary modules within a Necker that helps shape quality cans: the flanger, base reformer, and light tester. The flanger curls the can's edge to form a double seam, the base reformer reshapes the can's base for increased strength, and light testers meticulously inspect cans for defects like pinholes and irregularities. Equip your team with CanSCHOOL to enhance your production processes, reduce errors, and deliver cans that meet the highest industry standards. Reach out to us at IPS to elevate your can-making skills and make a lasting impact on your product quality. Phone: +1 (303) 426 4881Email: sales-service@intpacsol.com
What Happens Inside a Necker? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-04-04 | Discover the magic of a Necker! With stationary cams and cam followers, rams navigate precise movements, molding cans with every turn. From gentle low-pressure air assists to robust high-pressure reinforcements, Neckers shape and fortify cans seamlessly. Curious to dive deeper? Connect with IPS to explore our comprehensive Full CanSCHOOL Course on Necker Operation & Maintenance. Don't miss out! Stay tuned every week as we unveil more of what CanSCHOOL brings to the table.
What Happens Inside a Necker? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-03-28 | Through a series of multi-stage necking modules, the Necker gradually shapes the opening of cans, ensuring precision and minimizing defects. The infeed trackwork, starwheel spacing, and waxer application all work in sync to produce cans ready for flanging. Follow along for more insights into can production efficiency and innovation! To learn more about our Full CanSCHOOL Course on Necker Operation & Maintenance, please reach out to us at IPS! #CanSCHOOL #CanNecking #ManufacturingProcess #EfficiencyInProduction #InnovationInPackagingwww.intpacsol.com sales-service@intpacsol.com303-426-4881
What Happens Inside a Decorator? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-03-21 | During the printing process within a Decorator, beverage cans pass through the print head section where multiple inker assemblies blend colors onto blankets for can decoration. They then receive a protective over varnish, adding gloss and durability. After varnishing, the transfer unit handles each can, ensuring flawless presentation. Reach out to us at IPS to learn more about our Full CanSCHOOL Course on Decorator Operation & Maintenance, and stay tuned for next week’s video where we will look at what happens inside a Necker! #CanDecorating #BehindTheScenes #QualityCraftsmanship #CanSCHOOL
What Happens Inside a Decorator? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-03-14 | In the first stage of a Decorator, cans are dropped into the Vacuum Infeed Assembly, where vacuum pressure through the mandrel and infeed pusher work together to slide cans across the pocket and onto the mandrel. Once in motion, cans are guided through the majority of the process by the Spindle Disc. Cans then move to the print head section where multiple inker assemblies transition ink onto a blanket to decorate the can.To learn more about our Full CanSCHOOL Course on Decorator Operation & Maintenance, please reach out to us, and stay tuned for next week’s video where we will dive into the printing process within a Decorator.
What Happens Inside a Trimmer? (Part 3) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-03-07 | In the final process of a Trimmer, each can is inserted into the pocket of the main starwheel. A vacuum chuck securely holds it in place as the opening passes over stripper pins. Knives on the trim cartridge then shear the sidewall, while the spindle pulls the can back and separates the trim ring. Cans then journey through the Washer and head to the Decorator.For more information about our Full CanSCHOOL Course covering Trimmer Operation & Maintenance, feel free to contact IPS. Also, stay tuned for next week's video, where we will take a closer look inside a Decorator.
What Happens Inside a Trimmer? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-02-29 | Ever wondered how Trimmer Infeeds work? Depending on the setup, infeeds can vary from vertical to side delivery, each tailored to the plant's specifics. Starwheels inside the trimmer handle the transfer of cans, with the path differing based on the infeed configuration. At the discharge, cans and trim rings take separate paths - cans smoothly roll away while trim rings head for recycling. Throughout this process, the main turret ensures a precise trim.
What Happens Inside a Trimmer? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-02-22 | Discover the precision behind can trimming. Each Bodymaker has its own Trimmer, ensuring every can gets a smooth finish, removing uneven edges for uniformity. From the main turret to the spindle assembly, Trimmers are driven by a powerful motor, guaranteeing perfect timing and precise results. For more engaging training content like this, reach out to IPS and ask about our Training Course Catalog, and stay tuned for next week's video as we dive-in deeper to how a Trimmer functions and operates.
What Happens Inside a Bodymaker? (Part 3) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-02-15 | The last operation of the Bodymaker is forming the dome on the bottom of the can. This transformation of metal happens when the ram pushes the can through the outer Domer tooling to first create the crown, before contacting the second set of tooling to form the dome, all with precision accuracy. Embedded in the Domer tool is a distinct imprint that transfers to the can for quality control purposes. As the ram retracts, the can is removed from the punch using a stripper ring and compressed air inside the ram before heading to the next operation, the Trimmer. For more engaging training content like this, contact IPS at sales-service@intpacsol.com, and inquire about our comprehensive training course catalog! Stay tuned for our next series of videos that will show us what happens inside of a Trimmer.
What Happens Inside a Bodymaker? (Part 2) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-02-08 | The Draw and Iron (D&I) metal forming process is what helps turn cups into cans when passing through the Bodymaker. With IPS CanSCHOOL, you’re able to take an in-depth look at how this process unfolds. To see more animated training content like this, reach out to IPS at sales-service@intpacsol.com, and ask about our course catalog! Be sure to stay tuned each week as we continue our path through the Bodymaker and into each machine within the production line.
What Happens Inside a Bodymaker? (Part 1) IPS CanSCHOOL IPSCanmaking 2024-02-01 | So what happens inside a Bodymaker? Those familiar know cups are fed into the Bodymaker and are transformed into cans, but what’s the technology behind this change? Would additional Bodymaker training that is easy to reference be helpful for your plant staff? Our CanSCHOOL training will walk you through every process and function of each machine in a production line with detailed animations, training services, and engaging e-learning as seen by this Bodymaker animation. For more information about what CanSCHOOL can offer your company, please reach out to IPS at sales-service@intpacsol.com
IPS CanSCHOOL Education and Training IPSCanmaking 2024-01-09 | The focus of IPS CanSCHOOL is to help our customers train the next generation of can-makers. IPS CanSCHOOL specializes in creating modern, engaging, and accurate training content for the can-making industry. CanSCHOOL is made up of instructional designers, technical writers, mechanical engineers, animators, eLearning developers and graphic designers. Working together with subject matter experts (SMEs) specialized in the can-industry, the CanSCHOOL team creates exceptional quality content that is used to train the next generation of can-makers. CanSCHOOL works on projects to support can manufactures, can industry OEMs, as well as the IPS products team. For more information, please reach out to us at:Email: sales-service@intpacsol.comPhone: (+1) 303-426-4881
Blooms Taxonomy IPSCanmaking 2023-11-17 | When CanSCHOOL was asked what they wanted Can Makers to know most about training, this is what they said.Can Makers should understand Bloom's Taxonomy. Why? Because we are all responsible for training new Can Makers, yet few of us are professional educators.Blooms Taxonomy describes how we all learn. First we must remember something, and then understand it. Only then can we apply the knowledge, analyze or evaluate something, and eventually solve a problem or create something.The problem is, so many times we want to skip the first steps and jump right to identifying can defects. But if we do this on Day 1 of training, we begin to break the trust that is so important in the education process. Trust is established at the recruiting process, when we trust that we will be trained properly. Then trust is continued with HR, who hands us off to the training class.If on Day 1 of training we try to teach advanced topics (like Defects) to beginner learners, the trust is broken, and one of two things will happen.Either the learner will feel stupid, and eventually quit because they feel they don't belong. Or, perhaps even worse, they will stay, and quietly quite. Taking a paycheck, while abandoning any intention of becoming a better can makers. And this is where bad training leads to increased spoilage and decreased efficiency.No matter how you look at it - good training matters. 2023 Asia CanTech (Bangkok, Thailand)The Cost of a Can (excerpt)Integrated Packaging Solutions (IPS)Presented by Kalvis Jaunarajswww.intpacsol.comCanSCHOOL - intpacsol.com/trainings
Can Makers are using this new technology IPSCanmaking 2023-09-22 | Ever wonder what other can makers are doing? This year a new technology was released that some have called, "The best thing to ever happen to the Frond End." This piece of technology is changing how Can Makers think about Bodymaker and Cupper strip-air. This air valve is built to last, rated for Billions of cycles, lasting years. This valve technology is sustainable, helping save compressed air, which helps save money. Through the 1st 9 x months of 2023, 6 x Can Makers started using this technology, and valves have been sold into 8 x countries. These investments have resulted in 448,686 Kilowatt-hours saved, and counting. This has eliminated the equivalent of 356,182 lbs. of coal burned. Or carbon captured by 379 acres of forest (in 1-year). This valve can help Can Makers reach their sustainability goals. This could be the last valve you ever buy...For more information contact IPS at:www.intpacsol.comintpacsol.com/products/airsave-valve+1 (303)426-4881sales-service@intpacsol.com
Washer Infeed IPSCanmaking 2023-08-29 | At no other place in the can line will you see cans traveling in mass with their domes facing up. To minimize damage to the can's cut-edge, which is important to the Necking process, cans are rarely conveyed cut-edge down. One exception is at the Washer, where cans must have their open end down to avoid filling up with water! #CansAreCool #WasherInfeed #CutEdgeDownConveying
2-Piece D&I Can Design - Old vs. New IPSCanmaking 2023-08-28 | Cans have come a long way since they were originally invented. Comparing modern can design to that of a 7oz Coors can from the late 60's / early 70's, there is a lot to notice. 1) Old cans didn't have necks, which meant the can making process didn't use a Necker! 2) Domes on older cans were much more simple, as they relied on thicker metal to resist dome reversal. Modern cans require much more engineering and design as they use thinner metal. 3) This particular can used a UV cure process for the decoration, compared to modern cans that use thermal cure. 4) Can walls of older cans were the same thickness from bottom to top, where modern cans have a distinct transition near the top of the can that allows thicker metal to be used to neck the can, and thinner metal where it is not needed. Can design has come a long way! Interested in learning more about can manufacturing and the technologies used in modern can plants? Visit our website or reach out to us at the information below.... Integrated Packaging Solutions www.intpacsol.com +1(303)426-4881 sales-service@intpacsol.com
IPS NozzleCLEAN Demonstration IPSCanmaking 2023-08-24 | The Nordson Meg II spray gun is an amazing piece of tech that helps IC Spray Machines around the world coat cans effectively. The problem is the coating sprayed into the cans is a maintenance nightmare! Most plants have an operator that shuts machines down once an hour to wipe off the nozzle area of the guns. Not needing to clean the nozzles so frequently would free up these operators to do more important work, plus this would keep machines from being shut down.
Decorator Mandrel Loading IPSCanmaking 2023-08-22 | The Decorator is one FAST machine! Loading cans onto Printing Mandrels happens in the blink of an eye, and anybody that's watched a Deco run knows the can flow looks like a blur. Once the cans drop into the Decorator, they are handled by a vacuum infeed starwheel. Precision timing cuts the vacuum, while the Infeed Pusher guides the can onto the Printing Mandrel, which uses a vacuum to secure the can in place. It's crazy to think that this amazing process is just one of MANY that happen inside a Decorator! Yes, indeed - cans are cool! #CansAreCool #Decorator #DecoInfeed
Nordson Meg II IC Spray Gun Automated Cleaning (IPS NozzleCLEAN) IPSCanmaking 2023-08-14 | Automated cleaning of Nordson Meg II IC Spray guns using the IPS NozzleCLEAN system.intpacsol.com/products/nozzlecleansales-service@intpacsol.com+1(303)426-4881
Pallet Strapper IPSCanmaking 2023-08-08 | Full pallets, with many layers of stacked cans leave the Palletizer unsupported. Immediately after discharging from the Palletizer, a Strapper secures the pallet in one direction, ensuring it is stable to move on Chain Conveying to the Strapper that will secure the second direction. #Strapper #CanPallets #CansAreCool
Washer Blow-off IPSCanmaking 2023-08-01 | After the can passes through the Bodymaker and Trimmer, it enters a multi-stage Washer. Each stage of the Can Washer serves a unique purpose, and the Blow-offs between each stage ensure minimal liquid contamination between stages. #CanWasher #BlowOff #CansAreCool
Vacuum Transfer IPSCanmaking 2023-08-01 | As cans move through the Washer, water sprayed at high pressures (especially in Stages 1 and 2) has the potential to knock over cans. At the end of the Washer, a Vacuum Transfer ensures tipped cans drop out before they continue onto the Dry-off Oven. #VacuumTransfer #CanWasher #CansAreCool
Pallet Chain Conveyor IPSCanmaking 2023-07-25 | After a full pallet of cans is built in the Palletizer, it is transported through the Strapper and (typically) Stretch Wrapper on Chain Conveying. Chain Conveyors also take the full pallet to a location where a Fork Lift or AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) will take the Pallet to either the warehouse or directly onto a truck for customer distribution. #ChainConveyor #CanManufacturing #CansAreCool
Separator Sheets IPSCanmaking 2023-07-18 | Each layer of cans on a pallet is separated by a Separator Sheet (a.k.a. Slip Sheet, Layer Pad, etc.). These Separator Sheets provide a stable base for cans to be swept onto the Palletizer, while also improving the structural integrity of the pallet during transportation. An added benefit of the Separator Sheet is it keeps contaminants out of the open can. #SeparatorSheets #Palletizer #CansAreCool
Palletizer Laners IPSCanmaking 2023-07-05 | Before being palletized, finished cans travel in mass through a series of Laners. The purpose of the Laners is to neatly organize the cans into a tightly nested pattern without any voids. A tight pattern ensures the stability of the pallet and also ensures the customer receives every can they are expecting. #Palletizer #PalletizerLaner #FinishedCans #CansAreCool
New Technology for Cuppers and Bodymakers: AirSAVE Valve IPSCanmaking 2023-06-29 | Technology Story #1 (Durability). It takes an incredible amount of design and engineering to come up with a design this simple. And in it's simplicity lies the beauty. The valve is actuated with a coil that is built into the body. When energized, three tiny stainless steel balls move up and down, allowing air to flow. That's it. It is that simple. And because of this, the valve is rated to last 5 Billion Cycles. And regardless of how the calculations are done, the valve will last years, not months. Technology Story #2 (Performance). The performance of this valve builds off the simple design, which allows the valve to cycle significantly faster than other alternatives. This fast cycling allows multiple pulses of air to be released during a single stroke of the Bodymaker and Cupper. For the Bodymaker specifically, these pulses act in the same way an impact wrench or air hammer work, allowing it to help strip the can off the punch. Technology Story #3 (Air Savings). Because the valve is able to cycle so quickly, with multiple pulses per stroke of the Bodymaker or Cupper, the time the valve is not actuated results in air savings. For Cupper this is especially important because most Cuppers turn their strip air always-on once they reach a certain speed. Imagine the air savings from always on, to cycling (only using air when needed). Technology Story #4 (Sustainability). Air savings is important, but just as important is the electricity savings resulting from not using as much compressed air. If the can manufacturing industry is going to make good on the sustainability promises it is making the world, it needs technologies like this. For more information: https://www.intpacsol.com/products/ai... sales-service@intpacsol.com +1 (303) 426-4881
UserLOG - X2 Cross Hatch Machine Access Control IPSCanmaking 2023-06-20 | The IPS UserLOG™ adds User Access Control (UAC) to machines that would otherwise have it. The UserLOG™ replaces the function of an existing start push button on any machine or piece of equipment that needs user management.UserLOG™ records when a machine has been used, by whom, and for what reason using a plant badge. The logged information can be exported to an Excel file for review. Benefits of this review include: overuse of a machine operation by a user or misuse which could result in additional training, etc.Available for X2 Cross Hatch™, ToolPOLISH™, and ToolPOLISH™ CE
Gravity Cross Conveyor IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
IC Spray Application IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
Pin Stripper IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
Can Printing Process IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
Vacuum Inverter IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
Washer Discharge IPSCanmaking 2023-05-30 | Integrated Packaging Solutionswww.intpacsol.comsales-service@intpacsol.com+1 (303) 426-4881
IPS AirSAVE for Cupper Strip Air IPSCanmaking 2023-05-17 | This new Cupper upgrade has something to offer everyone! The Cupper AirSAVE valve is able to cycle extremely fast, reducing compressed air usage. Lower operating costs? Check! Reduced carbon footprint? Check! The AirSAVE valve's design is different, so it lasts Billions (not Millions) of cycles. Reduced maintenance down time? Check! #AirSAVEValve #Sustainability #ReducedCarbonFootprint #CupperUpgradeintpacsol.com/products/airsave-valvesales-service@intpacsol.com+1 303-426-4881
Nose Over Air Single Filer IPSCanmaking 2023-05-16 | The waterfall air single-filer is a remarkable piece of can-making technology. This device efficiently converts a mass of cans into a steady flow of single-filed cans. This conveyance device efficiently feeds the Decorators and allows them to run at breathtaking speeds, exceeding 2,000 cans per minute! The design and adjustment of this device is important, but once fine-tuned it will run like a top! #CansAreCool #WaterfallAirSingleFiler #CanConveying
Trimmer Discharge IPSCanmaking 2023-05-09 | After the excess material has been trimmed from the can body, the trimmed can is discharged from the Trimmer. Often these cans head down into a Bodymaker trench, before they move in mass up a vacuum elevator and enter the Washer. #CansAreCool #Trimmer #TrimmerDischarge #D&IProcess
IPS CanSPRAY IPSCanmaking 2023-04-28 | The IPS CanSPRAY™ applies inside coating to 2-piece can bodies. With advanced spray capture, automated gun nozzle cleaning and a servo gun positioning system, the CanSPRAY provides a consistently cleaner and more efficient spray application. Designed with an industry standard footprint, the CanSPRAY easily replaces outdated machines, or is a perfect addition to a line speed-up. The CanSPRAY is designed for can makers who demand more out of their equipment. More accurate. Cleaner. And better controlled coating application. For more information, visit our product page at: intpacsol.com/products/canspray Integrated Packaging Solutions www.intpacsol.com email: sales-service@intpacsol.com phone: +1 303-426-4881
IPS NozzleCLEAN IPSCanmaking 2023-04-28 | The IPS NozzleCLEAN™ (patent pending) automatically cleans the IC Spray Gun Nozzle with a mechanical brush, ensuring spray patterns are not affected by spray buildup. Featured on IPS CanSPRAY™ IC Spray Machine, but also available as retrofit on most standard IC Spray Machines. For more information, visit our product page at: intpacsol.com/products/nozzleclean Integrated Packaging Solutions www.intpacsol.com email: sales-service@intpacsol.com phone: +1 303-426-4881
IPS GunMOUNT PRO IPSCanmaking 2023-04-28 | The IPS GunMOUNT PRO™ (patent pending) is an IC Spray gun mount that can be added to most IC spray machines available in the can manufacturing industry. The GunMOUNT PRO uses servo motors to precisely control the position of each spray gun relative to the can size. The GunMOUNT PRO has an HMI that can easily be programmed for various can-size “recipes” to ensure changeover between different can sizes is easy and always accurate. Gun position “recipes” in the GunMOUNT PRO are built around the same spray gun position parameters used by spray gun manufacturers and coating suppliers, making programing and using the GunMOUNT PRO simple and easy. For more information, visit our product page at: intpacsol.com/products/gunmount-pro Integrated Packaging Solutions www.intpacsol.com email: sales-service@intpacsol.com phone: +1 303-426-4881
IPS ExhaustBOX IPSCanmaking 2023-04-28 | The IPS ExhaustBOX™ maximizes IC over-spray capture by slowing airflow enough for airborne particles to be collected at the deflection plate and removable filter. Featured on IPS CanSPRAY™ IC Spray Machine, and also available as retrofit on most standard IC Spray Machines. For more information, visit our product page at: intpacsol.com/products/exhaustbox Integrated Packaging Solutions www.intpacsol.com email: sales-service@intpacsol.com phone: +1 303-426-4881
Decoration and Over Varnish Application IPSCanmaking 2023-04-25 | Two distinct coating processes happen one after another in the Decorator. First the can comes in contact with a printer blanket that transfers a multicolor graphic to the can's extrior surface. Next the can comes in contact with a roller that applies over varnish over the wet ink, which protects the decoration on the can as it moves through the rest of the can making process. #CansAreCool #CanMaking #Decorator #OverVarnishThanks to Yosri Akram for use of the original video.
Ink Transfer Process IPSCanmaking 2023-04-21 | The decoration process of an aluminum can happens lightning fast inside a production decorator, and we rarely get to see how it looks up close. A similar process can be seen here, in an off-line proofing press, as a rotating blanket applies wet, multi-colored ink to the exterior surface of a can. #CansAreCool #CanDecoration #ProofingPress #DecoratorsAreTheCoolest #CanMaking Original video by Márcio Reis
