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P A CKA GING from leaving the bottle. The design also can eliminate pre-bottling filtration pro- cesses, allowing for optimal wine sensory characteristics to be maintained. For more information, call (707) 224-5670 or visit globalpackage.net. it into print-ready artwork. Zork may also subsidize printing costs, depending on the closure order volume. For more informa- tion, visit zorkusa.com. standard-Knapp debuts tritium multipacker Packing machinery manufacturer Stan- dard-Knapp, Portland, Conn., unveiled the continuous-motion Tritium mul- tipacker, a packer that wraps single-, double- and triple-lane configurations in films, eliminating the need for trays and pads. It comes equipped with easy-access "gull wing" guard doors, which provide a clear view of all moving belts and chains. The multipacker also features an innova- tive Robo-Wand wrapping section and a servo-driven film-cutting system that al- lows for wide product range capabilities, increased speed and reliability. It sends the packs through an energy-efficient heat tunnel to shrink-wrap the film, thereby reducing the amount of overall packaging material used. For more information, visit standard-knapp.com. g3 expands closure options and mobile bottling G3 Enterprises' closure division, Modesto, Calif., added the Royal 90 Performa to screwcap production capabilities. This printing process transforms top- and side-printed artwork from a flat alumi- num sheet to the formed dimensions of the final cap. The single-step printing pro- cess not only allows for more flexibility in package design, it also saves printing time and is cost effective. The Royal 90 is offered in three variations: standard (single color, top printed and top and side printed), performa (top and side printed) and performa plus (torque-on). G3 also added three new bottling lines offering alternative packaging options, increased capacity and the first bag-in-box line in the United States. For more information, visit g3enterprises.com. Zork introduces collaborative Strip & Sip pos Zork USA, Sonoma, Ca- lif., introduced a new collaborative point- of-sale marketing pro- gram for wineries. The program offers winer- ies that buy a mini- mum volume of Zork closures to qualify for print-ready, co-brand- ed POS materials such as bottleneckers, shelf talkers, table tents, wait staff cards and distributor sell sheets. With pre-designed templates for the POS pieces, wineries supply their logo, bottle shots and text, then Zork integrates The perfect wine closure. • Fast bottling applications: manual, semi & fully automatic • Fits standard finish glass • Creates market differentiation • Easy to open – no corkscrew • Easy to reseal – won't leak • FDA approved – no cork taint • 4 Reusable and recyclable 1-866-996-ZORK (9675) ZORKusa.com ©ZORK2011 Wines & Vines MAY 2011 41

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