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First, in the beginning of the century, the packaging was exposed. In 1900, European tinplate cans were used for packaging. The canning line was completed and put into operation in the United States ten years ago. Japan imported carton making mechanism from Germany. The first neon sign appeared on Broadway in New York. P.Wilard N discovered y-rays, laying the foundation for modern radiation packaging.
In 1901, the 3rd International Conference on Metering (CGPM) adopted the definition of kilograms: kilograms are mass units, equal to the mass of international kilograms. China began importing large amounts of paper from foreign countries.
In 1902, the United States "Meifu" oil company began to use steel barrels instead of wooden barrels to store and transport oil.
In 1903, the fully automatic glass bottle maker was successfully developed by Owens of Edward Liby of the United States. The double-sided liner corrugated cardboard cartons were successfully developed in the United States. And used by the agricultural sector as a packaging container.
In 1904, the U.S. cheese industry used cardboard drums as packaging and storage containers instead of wooden drums. China has promulgated the first trademark regulation and the "Trial Regulations for the Registration of Trademarks".
In 1905, Purdue University in the United States began to study the improvement of wood transport containers. The United States uses synthetic tanks as packaging containers and holds a dominant position in the US packaging industry.
In 1906, the first food (packaging) regulation in the United States was promulgated, prohibiting the listing of counterfeit products. China opened a canned modern factory along the coast, the first case of Chinese and foreign trademark lawsuits, and the Shanghai "White Crane Brand" cigarette trademark was killed.
In 1907, Einstein proposed the law of conservation of mass energy E=mc2, which laid the theoretical foundation for irradiation packaging technology. A cylindrical steel drum made of alloy steel plate was first used for packaging. The United States established its first kraft paper factory.
In 1908, the packaging industry began using plastic plastic stoppers. Brandenburger, the Swiss chemist, invented cellophane (celluloid) and pioneered transparent flexible packaging.
In 1909, Beckerland invented synthetic phenolic plastics and began a new era of synthetic plastics industry. Japan began to produce corrugated paper.
In 1910, Swiss R.V. Nehaler invented the continuous rolling method to realize a new era of aluminum foil materials. Japan uses corrugated paper as a single package for incandescent lamps.
In 1911, Eastern Han Dynasty paper was discovered at the Gansu Luan site. After a few hundred years of struggle, Europe and the United States formally admitted that paper was invented in China. Switzerland began experimenting with foil wrapped chocolate.
In 1912, continuous production of transparent plastic films was started with machines. Acetyl acetate flake was first used for the photographic film base. Started using composite cork liners as packaging sealants.
In 1913, for the first time in Europe, aluminum foil was used as a packaging for chewing gum, which significantly increased the shelf life and created a new era of aluminum foil packaging materials. The United States produced the first batch of aluminum foil.
In 1914, aluminum metal hoses were successfully tested at Swiss aluminum products company. World War I broke out and military packaging exploded.
In 1915, the United States stipulated the production and quality standards for steel drums and successfully developed PVDC homopolymers.
In 1016, the United States Luther Glass Company designed and manufactured 6.5 ounces of lumbar standardized glass bottles. Australian physicists discovered ethyl cellulose.
In 1917, the Imperial Company successfully developed a blow-blown bottler. American Dole Company first introduced new technologies for aseptic (food) packaging.
In 1918, Prof. Ballard of France proposed that the Theory of Modified Atmosphere Storage (CA theory) lays the foundation for the packaging of modified atmosphere. The United States and Germany also began the mechanized production of kraft paper bags.
In 1919, casein resin was found. Invented vinyl acetate plastic. China began industrial production of aluminum plates.
In the 1920s and 1930s, packaging was further developed. In 1920, cellophane began to be used in large quantities for packaging. The packaging drums were painted and dried by an automatic painting machine and were mass-produced.
In 1921, China's first machine board company, Tianjin Zhenhua Mechanism Board Paper Co., Ltd. was established and started the paperboard industry in China.
In 1922, Japan began to produce tinplate, and Carlosus of the United States DuPont began to study PET (polyester).
In 1923, the world’s first packaging technology association, Japan Osaka Packaging Association was established.
In 1924, when anti-theft packaging was introduced, the United States invented the anti-theft aluminum rolled screw caps. The United States first adopted multiple sets of packaging for Coca-Cola packaging and transportation in the world.
In 1925, Germany started producing styrene, which was used as a rubber intermediate.
In 1926, the International Standard Rest Association ISA was established. Aniline formaldehyde has been successfully developed. Japan began producing cellophane.
In 1927, cellulose acetate transparent plastic was successfully developed by DuPont.
In 1928, German Farben company began industrial production of polystyrene plastic. Urea-formaldehyde plastics have been successfully developed.
In 1929, the Anglo-Dutch multinational Nyriba Cream Company launched a mass packaging strategy and became an international group. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is produced industrially and used as a commodity package.
In 1930, Bauer published canned heating sterilization formula to ensure the quality of food packaging. Japan began producing aluminum foil.
In 1931, China's introduction of the first packaging production line (beer packaging) was completed and put into operation in Qingdao. The United States widely uses plastic thin-walled bottles.
In 1932, Fleming's penicillin was packaged in glass bottles. Vacuum metallization of plastic film was successful.
In 1933, the successful development of polyethylene by British ICI company was first used for the encapsulation of defense products. For the first time in Norway, fish sauce jars were made of aluminum and the aluminum canning was started.
In 1934, German Goodyear began producing chlorinated rubber films, the first thermoplastic (non-cellulose) film.
In 1935, American chemist Carlos Hesse invented nylon. British metal cans produced the first metal beer cans. American Ebbly invented self-adhesive labels (pressure-sensitive labels).
In 1936, France used thermoplastic molding to pack meat products with shrink film and opened up the road to shrink packaging. Produced the world's first "Sata" resin PVDC.
In 1937, Hartford Corporation invented extrusion blow molding for plastic plastics. Prof. Bayer invented polyurethane. Made into polypropylene containers for packaging products. DuPont, the US company, started industrial production of nylon, which triggered the clothing revolution of the 21st century.
In 1938, the United States passed the "Food, Drugs and Cosmetics Ordinance" legal provisions, which impose fines and imprisonment on the manufacture and sale of counterfeiters. China established the first machine folding box factory in Tianjin.
In 1939, DuPont was granted permission to start industrial production of polyethylene. The United States popular nylon stockings and popular in Japan. The outbreak of the Second World War led to the development of antiseptic packaging and beverage packaging.
In the 1940's, plastic packaging began its debut. In 1940, Wenfeld developed a successful PET production process. Wax moisture-proof cellophane is used for packaging.
In 1941, DuPont acquired the patent of PET production, which was first produced in its company. Polyethylene began industrial production in France.
In 1942, in order to eradicate pests, the United States Department of Agriculture developed a metal sprayer, opened up the road to spray packaging, and successfully developed fluorinated plastics.
In 1943, the United States DOW Chemical Company took the lead in putting PS foam into industrial production (model foaming). The nebulizer was patented and transferred to the Ministry of Agriculture, Changshan.
In 1944, foamed poly-amino acid was first used in buffer packaging, and the United States first used PVDC for military packaging. The superiority of the nylon parachute in the Battle of Normandy, shocked the world with nylon.
In 1945, the Second World War ended. Su Meiying represented the United Nations in 51 countries. On October 24, the United Nations was officially established and its headquarters was in New York. Japan started industrial production of polyethylene film. Cellulose propionate was successfully developed.
In 1946, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) took part in the establishment of London, China, the United States, Britain, France and other 35 countries on October 14th. The PVDC emulsion for coating was successfully developed. America's first service mark.
In 1947, the GATT was established. Extrusion blow-molded PE crash bottles began industrial production and were used for packaging. Japan enacted the "Food (including packaging) health law." Epoxy resins were invented and put into production.
In 1948, the 9th International Conference of Instructors (CGPM) passed the definition of Ampere (A). ABS plastic successfully developed. The United States has successfully developed a new technology for extrusion coating of composite packaging materials. Italy established the world's first packaging industry zone, led by ACMA ACMA.
In 1949, Japan successfully developed foamed polystyrene foam and used it for product packaging. The US JWLamd research code was successful.
In 1950, the United States developed retort food bags and was first used for astronauts food packaging. The United States began industrial production of chrome-plated steel (Wuxi steel) instead of tinplate. The first compound cans are used for food packaging such as fruit juices.
In 1951, General Electric Company and West Bayer Company began to produce polycarbonate. Packaging education started, and Michigan State University took the lead in opening the packaging engineering profession.
In 1952, Japan adopted the (food) filling and packaging method for the "JIS Standards for Industrial Standards." Moisture-proof cellophane listed (KPT). China began to produce cartons for transport packaging and was first used for pharmaceutical packaging.
In 1953, the United States used aluminum foil composite paper tubes and plastic hoses for food packaging. Extrusion coating PVDC cellophane was introduced in the United States.
In 1954, Dr. Natta of Milan polymer research institute in Italy invented PP plastic. In the 1960s and 1970s, he was known as the "ideal film" and "package queen". The United States first produced aluminum-plastic composite films successfully.
In 1955, American composite paper canned beverages began supplying military use and banned metal cans. The United Kingdom adopted the Food and Drug Act to emphasize the safety of packaging.
In 1956, Germany started producing PVDC coated paper. Shanghai, China's own design and manufacture of the first successful packaging machine. The beginning of maritime container transportation.
In 1957, polypropylene film (PP) began mass production in Italy. Nitelong Company developed a new extrusion process for plastic nets.
In 1958, he created a new thin film dry process technology. The United States first produced industrial polypropylene films. The U.S. food law added provisions on additives and strengthened the safety of packaged foods. Polystyrene is used for packaging.
In 1959, Reynolds of the United States developed a shrink film for use in commercial packaging. Japan first used vacuum packaging to package foods. The United States pioneered aluminum cans and used in beverage packaging. G.. Feissel first obtained the bar code patent.
In the 1960s and 1960s, the 11th International Conference of Instructors (CGPM) passed the "International System of Units and International Abbreviation: SI", which was recognized by the International Metrological Committee CIPM. Japan enacted the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act (including packaging) and used automated packaging machines to package foods. American beverage cans are officially listed.
In 1961, the United States used plastic retort pouches for the military, and military fast food packaging was officially launched. There are 21 kinds of recipe packages available for selection. The European Committee for Standardization CEN was established. The Pan American Standards Committee COPANT was formally established.
In 1962, Japan began to produce multifunctional high-grade synthetic paper. Swedish coated cartons are aseptically packaged milk juice. China's Hangzhou successfully manufactured leather caseboard.
In 1963, the French company Cheamiya successfully developed its own bag. The U.S. began to develop stretch packaging and to protect platter-packed foods. The Japan Packaging Association (JPI) was established on May 27th. The largest carton plant in Qingdao was built.
In 1964, a new technology for coextruded composite films was successfully developed by the United States. China successfully manufactured high-strength corrugated paper.
In 1965, the United Nations established the first container customs convention. Polysulfone plastics have been successfully developed. China began to produce paper tape. Japan first packed foods with aeration replacement and introduced vertical bags. The Arab Standardization Committee ASMO was established.
In 1966, the first international packaging conference was held in Tokyo. The United States passed the First Packaging Act, Reasonable Packaging Regulations. Japan launched a new integrated packaging system.
In 1967, the 13th CGPM passed the definition of "second" (S) and temperature (K). The Asian Packaging Federation (APF) was founded in July and developed PVC shrink film in Shanghai, China.
The 20th century that has just passed is the greatest historical period in the development of human society. In a short span of a hundred years, the packaging industry has grown from small to large and has grown from strength to strength. In reviewing the 100-year history of the packaging industry, the following hundreds of major events not only prompted us to think but also gave us some new insights. .