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Understanding Packaging and the Basics Packaging Insight is a resource to help our customers understand the terminology used in the various packaging industries. We hope you find the information on these topics both informative and useful. As always we are committed to the success of our customers. If you have a question or need information on a product or topic not mentioned feel free to call us 813 242 6995.

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July 13, 2022

ITW MIMA 50-17075-002

ITW Mima 50-17075-002 AB4 Amp w/MTR Controller DC motor control and strain gauge amplifier for film feed Quick Pak Inc. supplies original parts manufactured for ITW Mima, ITW Muller, ITW SPS, ITW Stretch Packaging Systems, Liberty, Mima, Muller and Signode industrial stretch wrap equipment. We have an extensive inventory of parts available for immediate shipment…

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​Custom Printed Tape adds Style to your Packaging.

Posted by Mike Cunningham on Jun 15th 2023

​Custom Printed Tape adds Style to your Packaging.

When you think of tape, you think of masking tape, packaging tape, duct tape, or some other kind of functional tape used to hold things together. While these kinds of tapes are certainly useful and necessa …
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​Service and Repair for Packaging Equipment

Posted by Mike Cunningham on Jun 13th 2023

​Service and Repair for Packaging Equipment

Quick Pak Inc is committed to supplying businesses with first class end-of-line packaging equipment repair. Our highly trained service and instillation technicians have expert knowledge in both semi-auto …
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​How to reduce costs

Posted by Mike Cunningham on Jun 12th 2023

​How to reduce costs

The biggest challenge facing businesses right now is the impact of raw material price increases. These are driven by increases in demand and bottlenecks in supply. They are leaving manufacturers, distrib …
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Plastics used in Packaging

Posted by Mike Cunningham on Jun 9th 2023

Plastics used in Packaging

Plastic is a highly efficient material for use in packaging. It’s strong, durable, resistant, as well as extremely lightweight, and cheap to produce. Plastic is so light that it is the most Energy-Efficien …
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