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Totani America, a leading manufacturer of pouch making machines, offers a diverse lineup of innovative machines capable of producing pouches with various functions and shapes to meet the evolving needs of the market. With a commitment to changing conventional wisdom in pouch manufacturing through unique ideas, technology, and development capabilities, Totani is at the forefront of driving innovation in the industry. Headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, Totani Corporation is dedicated to providing cutting-edge solutions for pouch production worldwide. Their focus on sustainability, safety, and continuous improvement underscores their position as a trusted partner for businesses seeking high-quality pouch making machines for a new green manufacturing era.Generated from the website

Trinks Inc, based in De Pere, WI, specializes in manufacturing a wide range of hydraulic presses and plastic processing equipment, including deflashers, extruders, and preformers. With a focus on automation, rebuilds, and service support, Trinks Inc caters to industries such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, and medical. Known for their expertise in vacuum potting, pressure impregnation, and vertical injection presses, Trinks Inc offers a comprehensive range of solutions for molding various materials in industries ranging from power and alternative energy to rubber and resin products. Their commitment to quality and innovation has made them a trusted partner for businesses seeking reliable manufacturing equipment.Generated from the website

Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, ASI has been an industry leader in providing custom drying, curing, and cooling solutions to the US and abroad for over 35 years. We are proud to offer custom drying systems that combine the technical expertise of our engineers and designers with the experience and skills of our manufacturing team.​ ​ASI specializes in air convection drying, curing, and cooling solutions for the converting and continuous process industries. We design and build inline and roll-to-roll drying systems that are as short as 36 inches long to over 200 feet in length.