Duralabel to Exhibit at PACK EXPO International in Chicago

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Duralabel Inc at Pack Expo International

While Chicago languishes in the afterglow of its Cubs clinching the World Series title, the Windy City will also be abuzz this week when 50,000 attendees hit the Windy City for PACK EXPO International. Held November 6-9, 2016, the show is managed by the Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, which represents the voice of more than 750 manufacturers of equipment, components, and materials for processing and packaging.

Duralabel will continue its tradeshow tradition of exhibiting its line of visual communication solutions to help protect workers from workplace dangers such as arc flash, chemicals, and other hazardous materials. This year's expo will set a new high-tech standard with the largest on-floor education program since the show began in 2012. 71 innovation sessions will be held across four stages, featuring new technology and advances from all segments of the processing and packaging market.

PACK EXPO International hosts more than 2,500 exhibitors showing their processing and packaging innovations to 50,000 attendees in over 1.2 million net square feet of exhibit space. Duralabel is no exception, as the safety company will showcase its diverse line of DuraLabel thermal transfer printers as well as innovations with:

Floor Marking & Wayfinding including PathFinder floor marking tapes which provide order throughout warehouses, food processing plants, and breweries, among other industrial facilities
Spill Control & Containment hazmat pads, absorb pads, barriers & more
Lockout/Tagout valve lockouts, tags, padlocks & more

In the food processing sector, Duralabel offers a Metal-Detectable Tape which helps make label pieces easy to locate in food manufacturing processes and various other industrial applications. The company also offers premade signage to keep workers safe in processing facilities.

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Duralabel is an innovative leader, providing solutions for safety and visual communication. Founded in Beaverton, Oregon in 1970, Duralabel places safety and protection of human lives as its number one priority.