<p>R&P Plastics in Wichenden, Mass. Vale’s second Hongua sheet line, a three-layer coex system, will be installed this month to make two-colored PET sheet for thermoforming. Jin Ming is the only Chinese blown film system that uses Swiss-made Kundig thickness gauges for automatic gauge control.C. Not everything worked right initially, notes Jin Ming’s U.C.C. in Taiwan also claims to have blown film extruders in the U. in Wu Han Province says it has one monolayer film line installed in Vancouver, B. Two Taiwanese machine builders have supplied small, simple blown film lines and single-lane bagmakers in North America for as long as 17 years. According to Polythin plant manager Roy Snipes, spare parts for the line have been readily available from China, and Plastic mold PEC is working on stocking more parts here. (represented here by Karlville), says it has 11 blown film lines in the U.</p>

<p>in Hubbards, N. The first Jin Ming machine in the U. At the K Show last month, Lung Meng showed a new stretch-film line.S.6-meter layflat. Collins simply bought a U. The line was touted as “super high speed.Other buyers tell happier tales. Sun Centre also supplies winders, oscillating nips, and bubble cages to processors here. Wong’s company, Polynova, imported the first Jin Ming blown film line in North America five years ago.S.C. This year, Polynova replaced the original line with a newer one and sold the older system to a start-up company in Vancouver. (represented in the U. Polythin visited Polynova to examine its Jin Ming line before deciding to buy. When Dennis Wong traveled to China to find a blown film machine for his converting business, Polynova, in Richmond, B., div.S. Vale Packaging Ltd. Lung Meng Machinery Co. That was not surprising, since Guangdong Jin Ming Plastics Equipment Co. Han King uses a thickness gauge from Octagon Process Technology in Germany, as well as Octagon’s dual-lip auto-gauging air ring. was shown at NPE 2006 and was sold to Polythin Films in Aberdeen, N.C., bought the first sheet line in North America from Zhejiang Honghua Machinery Plastic & Rubber Co. Queen’s Machinery in Taipei claims to have over 50 blown film lines here, including some at Advanced Polybag in Houston., what got his attention about Jin Ming machines was a very clean oscillating nip and haul-off. Han King Plastic Machinery Co.</p>

<p>It exhibited a large tower at Chinaplas for five-layer barrier film with up to 1. Its standard controls come from Fatek in Taiwan; Japanese or German controls are optional., including eight in California and two in New Jersey.S. Chanxin advertises that its machines comply with CE, BQC, JAF, and CNAB standards and that its facilities are ISO 9001-2000 certified. It exhibited a line for blown stretch film at the K 2007 show last month; that line was sold to a U. He liked the three-layer line so much that he set up PEC-Plastic Equipment Co. Later on, Vale became a rep for the Chinese equipment. sales agent, James Collins of Southern Converting Systems.S. Sun Centre exhibited at NPE last year and showed a three-layer line with an oscillating nip at the K Show last month; it was sold to a processor in Israel. Sealed Air has several, including one in Lenoir, N. Another Chinese builder of blown film extruders, Sun Centre Machinery Co.S. company. Vale president Edward Baker helped Honghua rewrite technical manuals into readable English and meet Canadian codes (though it isn’t listed yet by CSA). and Canada. of Plastic Packaging Co..</p>

<p>One problematic component was a corona treater built by a different Chinese company. Jin Ming has five blown film lines in Canada and seven in the U. in China, along with four thermoformers. and Canada), claims to have a number of blown film lines in North America.-made replacement.S. (formerly JM Canada) to represent Jin Ming. Honghua exhibited at NPE last year and at the K Show last month. had built haul-offs for several years for a large German blown film OEM., has four and a fifth on order. Wu Han Changxin Plastic Machinery Co.S.” It had grooved feed throats, barrier screws, and 50-hp AC motors. in Hickory, N.S</p>