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Case History: Innovative Solution Using Instapak® GFlex® Foam Packaging Reels in Big Savings for Interplex NAS
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From Sealed Air Corporation
For nearly 50 years, Flushing, N.Y.-based Interplex NAS has manufactured the highest quality metal and plastic components for the telecommunication, electronic, electrical and automotive industries. A multi-national manufacturing company, its core business is custom metal stamping and the company also is well-known for its molding, etching and plating expertise. Interplex NAS customers use the components in their own manufacturing process and, with the intricacies of the components, it is important they arrive intact, on a reel and ready to be used on the customer's manufacturing line. Products & Services
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