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2020 Resource Guide Product Code Booklet 2020 Resource Guide Product Code Booklet EQUIPMENT AND 43750 Conveyors, Hygienic/ Form-Fill-Seal: 47900 Horizontal MACHINERY Sanitary 43800 Core Plugs 48000 Vertical 43900 Core Shafts 48100 Fume Extracting 40200 Accumulators 44000 Curing and Drying 48200 Gas Flushing 40300 Adhesive Application 44100 Cylinders 48300 Gauges 40400 Air Pollution Control 44200 Denesting/Destacking 48400 Gears Equipment 44300 Depalletizing 48500 Grinders 40500 Aseptic Packaging 44400 Die-Cutting Equipment 48600 Heat Sealing 40600 Automation 44500 Die-Making Equipment 48700 Hopper 40700 Bag Filling/ 44600 Dies (Cutting) 48800 Human/Machine Closing/Sealing 44700 Dies, Coextrusion Interface 40800 Baler 44800 Doctor Blades and 48900 Injection Molder 40900 Banding Enclosures 49000 Imprinting Machines 41000 Bar Code 44900 Drawtape/Drawstring (Coding, Marking) Reading/Verifying Equipment 49100 Ink Blending 41100 Blades (Cutting) 45000 Drying 49200 Ink Holding and 41200 Blister Packaging 45100 Dust Removal Feeding 41300 Blocks (Die) Equipment 49300 Ink Leveling 41400 Blow Molder 45200 Ejecting/Rejecting 49400 Inspection Equipment 41500 Bottling Lines 45300 Extrusion Coaters 49500 Instrument Inspection 41600 Brakes 45400 Extrusion Dies 49600 Knives 41700 Cap Sealing (Induction, 45500 Feeding/Inserting 49700 Label Applicating Conduction, Ultrasonic) 45600 Fill/Seal 49800 Label Printing 41800 Capping Filling: 49900 Label, Print-and-Apply 41900 Cartoning/Sleeving 45800 Aseptic 49950 Labelers 42000 Case Sealing 45900 Count 49955 Cold Glue 42100 Case/Tray Erecting 46000 Dry 49960 Hot Melt Cut and 42200 Case/Tray Packing 46100 Liquid Stack 42300 Change Parts Film: 49965 Pressure Sensitive 42400 Checkweighing 46300 Orienters 49970 Roll-Fed 42500 Cleaning 46400 Stretchers 50000 Lamps 42600 Clutches 46500 Filters 50100 Laser Cutting/Notching/ 42700 Coating Machines 46600 Finishing Equipment Perforating 42800 Coextrusion Systems 46700 Fitment Applicating 50200 Leak Detecting 42900 Collating 46800 Flowrappers 50300 Lidding 43000 Components/Parts Food Processing 50400 Liquid Nitrogen Injection 43100 Compressed Air Equipment: Systems 43200 Container Making 47000 Grading 50500 Machine Guarding 47100 Peeling 43300 Controls 50600 Material Handling 47200 Process Analysis Equipment 43400 Converting Machinery 47300 Sizing 43500 Conveying, Converging/ 50700 Metal Detecting 47400 Sorting 50800 Metallizing Machinery Dividing Food Safety 43600 Conveying/Elevating/ 50900 Metering Equipment Equipment: 51000 Modified Atmosphere Lowerating 47600 Vision Inspection Packaging 43700 Conveyor Components 47700 X-Ray Inspection 51100 Motion Analysis 51200 Multipacking 56300 Solvent Recovery and 60800 Wrapping (see 51300 Nozzles Recycling Systems Flowrappers, Shrink 51400 Overwrapping 56400 Spectrophotometers Wrapping or Stretch 51500 Pallet 56500 Splicers Wrapping) Dispensing/Stacking 56600 Stands, Unwind and 51600 Palletizers Rewind MATERIALS AND 51700 Perforators 56700 Stapling SUPPLIES 51800 PET Bottle Packaging 56800 Static Control/ Equipment Neutralizers 51900 Pickers, Automatic 56900 Sterilizing 61000 Additive/Colorant/ Order 57000 Strapping Pigment 52000 Pneumatic Conveying 57100 Straw Applicating 61100 Adhesive/Glue 61120 Cold Seal 52100 Polybag Inserting/ Stretch Wrapping: 61140 Radiation Cured 57300 Bundling Uncuffing/Sealing 61160 Solvent-Based 57400 Pallet Unitizing 52200 Printing Equipment 61180 Solventless (100% Printing Presses: 57500 Testing Equipment, Solids) 52400 Bag Surface Tension 61190 Waterborne 52500 Combination 57600 Surface Treating 61200 Biodegradable/ 52600 Digital Equipment Compostable 52700 Flexographic 57700 Takeoff Units 61300 Bioplastics 52800 Letterpress 57800 Tanks 61400 Biopolymers 52900 Offset Lithography 57900 Tear Strip Equipment 53000 Roll Label 61500 Can End 58000 Tear Tape Applicating 53100 Rotary Screen 61600 Card Materials 53200 Rotogravure 58100 Tension Controls 61700 Cleaners 53300 Silk Screen 58200 Testing Equipment 61800 Closure Liner 53400 UV Flexo 58300 Thermoform-Fill-Seal 61900 Closure/Cap/Pump/ 53500 Printing/Decorating 58400 Thermoforming Applicator/Dispenser 53600 Pucking/Depucking 58500 Thickness Coatings: 53700 Radio Frequency Measurement 62050 Antifog Identification (RFID) 58600 Timing Screw/ Star 62075 Barrier 53800 Registering Systems Wheel 62100 Binders 53900 Replacement Parts 58700 Torque Testing 62150 Cold Seal 54000 Reseal Device 58800 Trim Collecting and 62200 Custom Formulated Applicating Conveying Equipment 62300 Hot Melt 58900 Tube Filling/Sealing 62400 Laminating for the 54100 Retort Packaging Trade 54200 Rewind Equipment 59000 Turnkey System 62450 Other Primers 54300 Robotics 59100 Twist Wrapping 62500 Radiation Cured 54400 Roll Cleaners 59200 Twist-Tie Applicating 62600 Solvent-Based 54500 Roll Handling Systems 59250 Ultrasonic Welding 62700 Solventless (100% 54600 Roll Stands 59300 Uncasers solids) 54700 Roller Coverings 59400 Unscrambling/Orienting 62800 Waterborne 54800 Rolls 59500 Unwinding Equipment 62900 Color Concentrates 54900 Safety Equipment 59600 Used/Rebuilt 63000 Color Separations 55000 Sealers Equipment 63100 Color-Balancing Syst. 55100 Sealing, Heat/ 59700 Vacuum Packaging 63200 Cork Ultrasonic/Pressure 59800 Ventilating Systems 63300 Corrugate 55200 Sensor 59900 Viscosity Control 63400 Coupon 55300 Shafts and Cores 60000 Vision Inspection 63500 Decorating/Marking 55400 Shrink Equipment 60100 Washers 63600 Desiccant/Adsorb/ 55500 Shrink Tunnels 60200 Web Cleaning Absorb, Shrink Wrapping: Equipment Moisture/Oxygen 55700 Bundling 60300 Web Guiding/Alignment 63700 Envelope 55800 Pallet Unitizing 60400 Web Inspection System 63800 Film/Film Laminate/ 55900 Skin Packaging 60500 Weigh-Fill Flexible Packaging 56000 Sleeves 60600 Weighing Film, Resin and Raw 56100 Slitter Positioning 60700 Winding Machines Materials: Systems 64000 Acrylic Film 56200 Slitters/Rewinders 64100 Adhesives and Coatings 64200 Barrier Film 64300 Flexible Film 69700 Readers 74600 Point-of-Purchase/ Foils: 69800 Tags/Labels Shelf-Ready Display 64500 Aluminum Foil 69900 Reclosable Device, 74700 Preform 64600 Other Metallic Foils Zippers/Sliders/ 74800 Set-up Boxes 64700 Stamping Foils Press-to-Close 74900 Shipping, Temperature 64800 Handle/Carrier 70000 Resin Insulating 64900 Hang Tab 70100 Rubber 75000 Specialty Container 65000 Holographic 70200 Scoop/Measuring 75100 Tins 65100 Hose and Accessories Cup/Device 75200 Tray, Paper/Plastic/ 65200 Ink/Ribbon/Stencil/Type 70300 Sheet-Rigid/Semi-Rigid Corrugate Inks: 70400 Shrink Film 75300 Tube 65400 Ink Extenders and 70500 Sleeve, Thickeners Paper/Paperboard 65500 Electron Beam PHARMACEUTICAL 70600 Solvents 65600 Flexographic EQUIPMENT AND 65700 Fluorescent 70700 Spout 65800 Metallic 70800 Staples MACHINERY 65900 Nontoxic 70900 Static Control 66000 Rotogravure 71000 Susceptor 75500 Aseptic Processing 66100 Ultraviolet 71100 Table Top Chain and Equipment 66200 Waterborne Modular Belting 75600 Barrier Isolators 66300 Inserts, Coupons, 71200 Tapes 75700 Blister Formers Sealers Promotions 71300 Tape/Strapping/Band 75800 Blow/Fill/Seal Machines Labels: 71400 Tear Tape 75900 Bottle/Vial/Ampule 66450 Closures 71500 Twist Tie Fillers 66500 Foam 71600 Varnishes 76000 Cappers 66600 Shrink 71700 Vinyl 66700 Sleeve 76100 Capsule Fillers/Sealers 66800 Label Material 71800 Wetting agents 76200 Cartoners 66900 Leaflet 76300 Deblistering Machines 67000 Liner PACKAGES AND 76400 Induction Sealing Machines 67100 Lubricants CONTAINERS 67200 Marking/Coding 76500 Inserters 67300 Modified Atmosphere 76600 Pouch Formers/Sealers 72000 Aerosol Gas 76700 Stoppering Machines 72100 Bag-In-Box 67400 Neck Band/Seal 76800 Syringe Fillers Bag/Pouch: 76900 Tooling 67500 Netting 72300 Multilayer 67600 Nonwovens 77000 Tube Fillers 72400 Paper 77050 Ultrasonic Welding 67700 Overcap 72500 Plastic 67800 Pallet 72600 Polybags-Film 67900 Pallet Slip Sheet/Edge 72700 Blister/Clamshell PHARMACEUTICAL Guard Bottle/Jar/Can: MATERIALS AND 68000 Pallet Wrap 72900 Glass SUPPLIES Paper: 73000 Metal 68200 Bag Paper 73100 Plastic 68300 Heat Sealing 73200 Bulk/Intermediate Bulk, 77200 Ampules 68400 Label Rigid/Flexible 77300 Blister Packages, 68500 Laminating 73300 Carriers Finished 68600 Multiply Paper Flex Carton: 77400 Bottles or Jars Pack Laminates 73500 Boxes 77500 Bulk Bags, Drums or 68700 Multiwall Bag 73600 Paperboard Pails 68800 Sack 73700 Plastic 77600 Capsules 68900 Specialty 73800 Composite Container 77700 Cartons 69000 Synthetic 73900 Corrugated Shipper 69100 Tags 77800 Closures 74000 Crate/Bin 69200 Protective Packaging/ 77900 Desiccants 74100 Cup Cushioning/Partition 78000 Dispensers 74200 Drum/Pail 69300 Puck 78100 Film 74300 Kegs Radio Frequency 78200 Foil 74400 Pails Identification (RFID): 78300 Green Packaging 69500 Middleware 74500 Paper/Paperboard 78400 Ink 69600 Solution Providers 78500 Inserts or Outserts 78600 Insulated Shippers 82700 Equipment Leasing 87000 Recruiters/Employment 78700 Label Materials 82800 Executive Search Agencies 78800 Paper 82900 Expert Witness Recycling: 78900 Polymers Services 87150 Film 79000 Pouches 83000 Failure Analysis 87200 Foam 79100 Printer Ribbons or 83100 Financial Services 87300 Full Service Recycle Cartridges 83150 Flexographic Plates 87400 Full Service Waste 87450 Other 79200 RFID 83200 Importer/Distributor 87500 Waste to Energy Tags/Components 83300 Independent Laboratory 87550 Release Agents 79300 Stoppers 83400 Ingredient Blending and 87575 Resealable Zipper 79400 Syringes Packaging Material 79500 Tamper Evident 83500 Insurance 87600 Research Packaging 83600 Laboratory Testing
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