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12.7 mm half-inch and 25.4 mm one-inch industrial TIJ ink cartridges
12.7 mm vs 25.4 mm Industrial Ink Cartridges: Half-Inch and One-Inch Explained

12.7 mm is half-inch, 25.4 mm one-inch. Compare print height, capacity, equipment support, GS1 bar height, and upgrading a half-inch line.

Facing Labor Shortages and Regulatory Changes: How JANDI’S JIT-SS Turns Resin into Carton-Packed T-Shirt Bags

Finding workers is hard across manufacturing worldwide, and bag plants feel it too. When blown film, printing, bag making and packing are done on separate machines, every stage needs its own staff. Between stages, rolls have to be moved, work-in-process stored, die-cut scrap collected, and finished bags counted and boxed. These handoffs add waiting time and show up in the cost of every carton.

CHYI YANG PP Blown Film Machine: From Cooling to Winding

A PP film may look clear, yet water marks, gauge variations, or uneven winding during production can still affect the appearance of the finished packaging. These issues may also cause problems during unwinding, printing, or bag making.

Blown Film Solutions Beyond the Machine: From New Production Lines to Long-Term Support

In today's competitive flexible packaging industry, selecting the right blown film machinery is about more than production capacity. Film quality, operational stability, material compatibility, and long-term technical support all play important roles in maintaining efficient production and protecting equipment investments.

PCR Blown Film Technology: Turning Recycled Plastics into Reliable Film Production

As demand for recycled-content packaging grows, the real challenge is no longer simply incorporating PCR materials — it is processing them consistently, efficiently, and reliably.

Before You Buy, Ask Who Keeps It Running

More of the messages Mexican buyers send PRM-TAIWAN are now about keeping the machines they already own running. Here is what they asked for, and three questions to bring to the booth. Last November, a plant in northern Mexico sent us a short message. One of its blow molding machines needed repair. They weren't asking for a quote. They wanted a technician, in Mexico or the United States, and they wanted to know who to call. Messages about machines already on the floor are becoming common. Over the past year, more than one in four inquiries we received from Mexico concerned equipment the buyer already owned. A year earlier, it was fewer than one in six.

All-Electric Blow Molding machine. FS-45HSSO-E for making 1L Medical or Shampoo bottles

FS-45HSSO -E Machine Overview High-Durability Extruder: 55mm plasticized SACM 645 steel screw, nitrogen-treated for superior heat and wear resistance. Optimized Capacity: Designed for bottles up to 1000ml. Intuitive Control: 15-inch user-friendly Fuji Touch Screen HMI. High Production Capacity: Delivering approximately 450-500 pcs/hour. Fully Automated Production: Ready for continuous, hands-free operation. Versatile Customization: Optional view stripe function and multi-layer co-extrusion capabilities available.

Same Recipe, Different Film: Here's Why

Last week, a customer ran two rolls of film on the same line. One roll came out perfectly fine — the other was full of gels and fish eyes. They spent three days troubleshooting. Our engineer went in, took apart the cooling air ring, and found it — one-third of the air outlets were blocked. Cleaned the air ring, restarted the line, and everything went back to normal. Same recipe. Completely different film. Why?

PP Sheet Extrusion Line: Where to Look When Tray Forming Goes Wrong

A roll of sheet comes off your PP sheet extrusion line. Thickness checked, surface checked, everything looks fine. The real test happens at your customer's plant, when that sheet is heated, formed, and trimmed into food trays. If one corner comes out too thin, if this batch looks hazier than the last, or if the web keeps drifting to one side, the sheet is one of the first things that gets checked.

K-SONIC Ultrasonic Servo Plastic Welding Machine: Precision Control, Stable Welding, Smart Production

The K-SONIC Ultrasonic Servo Plastic Welding Machine is designed for high-precision plastic welding applications. Combining a high-accuracy servo control system, intelligent digital ultrasonic technology, and an easy-to-use touch-screen interface, this machine delivers stable, precise, and efficient welding performance.

TaipeiPLAS 2026 Floor Report | AI, Circular Manufacturing and Global Markets Reshape Taiwan’s Plastics Industry

TaipeiPLAS 2026, the Taiwan's No.1 International Plastics & Rubber Industry Show, returned to Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, during September 15 to 19 under the theme “Form to Future.”Across the show floor, one message was clear: competition in the plastics and rubber industry is no longer defined by machine speed, output and price alone.

Single Shaft Shredder vs Twin Shaft Shredder for Solid Waste Recycling

There is no absolute "better or worse" between single shaft and twin shaft shredders, but a division of labor for different application scenarios. For selection, it is recommended to first clarify the material type, output requirements and throughput targets, then match the corresponding model to achieve the optimal input-output ratio and long-term operation stability.