58 K 2025 PREVIEW PETplanet Insider Vol. 26 No. 09/25 www.petpla.net TRUE INTELLIGENCE Smarter denoising of X-ray shots. Deeper analysis of camera images. Clever differentiation between good and bad: Our deep learning AI makes not only the pulsed X-ray inspection for glass-in-glass detection even more intelligent. But now also the optical empty bottle inspection with the HEUFT InLine II IX. Deep learning empty bottle inspection with HEUFT reflexx A.I.. Detection reliability up! False rejections down! For your benefit. JUST LOOK DEEPER! DEEP INSIGHTS at drinktec 2025: B4 121/321 HEUFT SYSTEMTECHNIK GMBH AmWind 1 · 56659 Burgbrohl · [email protected] · heuft.com Commercialised recyclable, recycled, and bio solutions to advance circularity At its booth, SK Chemicals will showcase its portfolio under three themes: recycling, bio-based materials, and recyclability. Central to this is, amongst others, SKYPET CR, a circular-recycled PET produced through chemical depolymerisation, which allows repeated recycling without loss of quality. The material is already being applied in textiles, films, food and cosmetics packaging, and engineering plastics. A recent partnership with Austrian automotive carpet maker Durmont underscores its growing adoption by industry. Other polyester-related innovations include SKYPET CR’s closed-loop model, a circular-recycled PET produced via Circular Recycle (chemical recycling) and applicable to textiles, films, food and cosmetics packaging, and engineering plastics; ECOTRIA CLARO, a copolyester that combines recycled raw materials with recyclability within PET streams; and SKYPEL, a polyester-based thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPEE) that features both biomass-based (ECOPEL) and post-consumer recycled grades. Together, these developments aim to highlight how bio-based feedstocks, recycling technologies, and closed-loop systems maintain quality while reducing dependence on virgin materials. www.skchemicals.com The optimum interaction of all processes 65 years ago, TAMPOPRINT modernised the printing industry: In order to make the transfer of ink to almost any curved or uneven materials and bodies even better, TAMPOPRINT developed the idea of replacing the previously used gelatine pads, which were not very stable, with silicone pads and at the same time automating the process with suitable machines - the birth of industrial pad printing. This laid the foundation for even better printing results that could be reproduced at any time. Over the years, the original process has not only been further developed into a highly flexible system but also supplemented with state-ofthe-art technologies. With the introduction of laser technology and inkjet printing, TAMPOPRINT has expanded its range and set new standards. Today, the company focuses on the optimum interaction of all processes and system components in the marking and decoration process. New products will be presented for the first time at trade fairs K show and drinktec. The headquarters of the TAMPOPRINT Group are located in Korntal-Münchingen, Germany. What was once a one-man business is now a medium-sized company with about 125 employees. In addition to two subsidiaries in the USA and Spain, the TAMPOPRINT Group includes a worldwide dealer network. www.tampoprint.com SK Chemicals Hall 6 Booth E80 A rendering of SK Chemicals’ exhibition booth at the K 2025 Tampoprint Hall C2 – Booth 218 Tampoprint Hall 4 Booth A55
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