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= Company Profile = | |||
'''Closure Systems International, Inc.''' (CSI) is a global leader in plastic and aluminum closure design, manufacturing and high speed capping equipment / application systems. Approximately 90+ billion closures are produced annually in CSI's 25+ manufacturing sites, strategically located in 20+ countries throughout the globe. | '''Closure Systems International, Inc.''' (CSI) is a global leader in plastic and aluminum closure design, manufacturing and high speed capping equipment / application systems. Approximately 90+ billion closures are produced annually in CSI's 25+ manufacturing sites, strategically located in 20+ countries throughout the globe. | ||
CSI integrates innovative closure technology, high-performance capping equipment and expert technical services and training support to help customers all over the world maximize their profits. These integrated closure and capping solutions deliver a total system of unsurpassed customer value and reliability. | CSI integrates innovative closure technology, high-performance capping equipment and expert technical services and training support to help customers all over the world maximize their profits. These integrated closure and capping solutions deliver a total system of unsurpassed customer value and reliability. | ||
CSI is part of Reynolds Group Holdings' Packaging Division, which is a Rank Group Limited company. | CSI is part of Reynolds Group Holdings' Packaging Division, which is a Rank Group Limited company. | ||
= Products / Technology = | = Products / Technology = | ||
* Capping Machines | * Capping Machines | ||
* Cap Handling Systems | * Cap Handling Systems | ||
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= History = | = History = | ||
* 1930s - Aluminum closures were first developed at Alcoa's New Kensington, PA research lab. | * 1930s - Aluminum closures were first developed at Alcoa's New Kensington, PA research lab. | ||
* 1940s - Closure manufacturing operations began in Richmond, Indiana | * 1940s - Closure manufacturing operations began in Richmond, Indiana | ||
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|2014|06|48|Ease of opening| | |2014|06|48|Ease of opening| | ||
|2013|09|72|Consistent changeovers| | |||
|2013|05|39|Ultralight closure for CSD and sparkling beverages| | |2013|05|39|Ultralight closure for CSD and sparkling beverages| | ||
|2012|11|40|Capped and closed| | |||
|2012|09|42|Capping solutions| | |||
|2012|04|42|Shadow and GNC bring in CSI| | |||
|2011|11|40|Flexible maintenance| | |||
|2011|04|49|Lightweight closure systems| | |||
|2010|06|6|Closure Systems International and Pact group announce Australasian Partnership| | |||
|2009|08|33|Short height closures, wine closures and lighter weight| | |2009|08|33|Short height closures, wine closures and lighter weight| | ||
|2008|09|53|Closure Systems International expands aseptic range| | |2008|09|53|Closure Systems International expands aseptic range| | ||