Ash Packaging President Frank Lorea had a longer road to Texwrap than most, with a story that starts all the way back in 1963. He and his wife had just moved to Dallas in their 1941 Ford Coupe Flathead V8 that he had assembled as a high school project. This new life in a new […]
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Partner with Texwrap to Reduce Downtime
When a line completes a changeover between SKUs or rolls of film, the process should look like a NASCAR pit stop. Machine operators trained to perform changeovers make the necessary adjustments with speed and accuracy, then get everything back on track without making a major impact on performance. Achieving this level of efficiency for equipment […]
Automating Your Changeover to Reduce Downtime and Operator Errors
According to a recent industry study on the causes of downtime for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies, product to product changeover accounts for over 22% of downtime,* with operator error coming right behind at over 21%. As finding, attracting and maintaining skilled labor continues to be a hot topic throughout manufacturing, CPGs have been reaching […]
Tekkra Industry Leading Shrink Bundling Solutions from Texwrap
Texwrap is widely know as a world-class shrink packaging company. Vertically integrated in the design, fabrication, and assembly of standard and tailored systems from our 90,000 square foot state-of-the-art manufacturing facility just outside of St. Louis, Missouri. Our Tekkra product line provides a complete array of automatic shrink bundling and wrapping machinery for both supported […]
Taking the “Shrink” Out of Shrink Wrapping
Introduction Most people associate Texwrap wrappers with shrink applications. The typical application is when products are fed into a wrapper and exit the machine after being wrapped into a polyethylene or polyolefin film bag. The bagged product then passes through a shrink tunnel to shrink the film securely around the product. While this conventional use […]