Last week, HP unveiled its new its innovative and environmentally friendly packaging solution for molded fiber manufacturers. Today, HP presented it at the International Molded Fiber Association (IMFA) annual conference, the leading event for the molded fiber industry. The solution includes the new HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling technology, which enables fast and enhanced design and fabrication of high-performance molded fiber tooling in as quickly as two weeks1 compared to four to six weeks experienced by customers using traditional methods2. Combined with HP's new tooling production service, the end-to-end solution delivers greater production efficiencies via increased production up time, reduced maintenance, and mass customization capabilities.
HP is partnering closely with industry leader Pulp Moulding Dies Inc. (PMD) to deliver the next-generation of durable, lighter, faster and easier to use tools. HP is also working with leading packaging solutions companies such as Veritiv, who works with customers from design concept to completion, to accelerate the adoption of more innovative and sustainable molded fiber packaging designs for customers across industries including food service, consumer product, medical and industrial markets.
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Veritiv and Fiber Innovation Create Enhanced Molded Fiber Packaging for HP
Veritiv and Fiber Innovation are breaking barriers thanks to the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution, with molded fiber packaging that addresses their customers' sustainability goals, and viable customized, short runs.
Western Pulp Reaches New Markets
The HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution enables quick iterations and customizable products with logos or company names, allowing Western Pulp to decrease lead times and uncover new market opportunities.
Pacific Pulp: Molded Fiber Tooling Solution is 'Transformative to the Industry' | HP Solutions
The HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution sets a "new standard for tooling" for Pacific Pulp, with high-resolution screens and the potential to incorporate intricate details, part numbers, and customer logos for easy identification.
PMD: The HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution is "The Way of the Future"
Pulp Moulding Dies, Inc. (PMD) has been in the molded fiber industry for over 40 years. Troy Mutton, President of PMD, Inc., showcases the capabilities of the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution compared to traditional tooling production processes.
PMP Streamlines Production with HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution
Pulp Moulded Products Inc. (PMP) benefits from lightweight production tooling thanks to the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution, enabling easy changeovers and the ability to get to market fast.
IMFA Founder Joe Gryngy on the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution
Joe Grygny, founder and former Executive Director of the International Molded Fiber Association and consultant for HP, calls the HP Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling Solution "a significant breakthrough in molded fiber tooling" due to the potential for more efficient short production runs and the capability to optimize tools for fast iterations.
Complex Packaging Geometries
HP's new molded fiber tooling solution has led to advances in custom screens and previously impossible complex packaging geometries. - by Data courtesy of HP
New Tooling Solution
HP's new tooling solution enables more efficient, optimized design and replaces the need for handcrafted screens, CNC machining, and manually drilled form tools. - by Data courtesy of HP
Molded Fiber Applications: Wine Tray
HP is enabling customers to manufacture molded fiber applications which are challenging to produce using traditional tools, like this wine tray from Western Pulp. - by Data Courtesy of Western Pulp Products Company
Molded Fiber Packaging
Molded fiber packaging for HP's Desktop Mini was produced using molded fiber tools also produced by HP. - by Data Courtesy of HP
Reducing Single-Use Plastic
Molded Fiber packaging for HP's Desktop Mini PC contributes to HP's goal to eliminate 75 percent of single-use plastic packaging by 2025. - by Data Courtesy of HP
