Web Sightings

Flexo4all
www.flexo4all.com
Flexo4all is a strategic alliance that combines expertise from independent companies, suppliers of the graphic arts, and the packaging printing industry. The Flex4all Web site discusses the advantages of flexography and features links to Web sites, such as those of Hispamerflex partners and Drupa partners. More recently, the Web site has been updated to include an alliance video presentation, which is hosted at YouTube. The members of Flex4all work together in partnership, sharing their experience and knowledge to perfect flexographic packaging printing while also promoting the advantages and innovation.

MEDEC
www.medec.org
MEDEC, the national association representing the medical technology industry in Canada, has launched an updated and improved Web site to make MEDEC and medical technology information more readily available to members, industry partners, and the healthcare community. MEDEC worked with Paralucent (Toronto, Ontario) to develop this new site. The site’s architecture was devised with the user in mind, carrying a more user-centric layout and feel. The improved site has improved bilingual capability, improved navigation pathways, Web 2.0 functionality, self-service tools, and quick links on every page. A newly added wiki—a collaborative Web 2.0 tool—will allow members to comment on draft industry documents and position papers. In addition, there is a new content section featuring the top five issues confronting the medical technology industry in Canada. Users will have enhanced navigational access to information on the organization’s Value of Technology program, MEDEC events, the ePULSE and PULSE newsletters, industry statements, and position papers.

Key-Pak Blister Card
www.keypakcard.com
A newly launched product-specific Web site provides information about Key-Pak Blister Card. The Web site discusses the difference between using blisters versus bottles, as it relates to patient safety, as well as compliance and adherence. The site highlights the advantages of using Key-Pak, such as its high child-resistance rating, ease-of-use, cost efficiency, damage-free dispensing, design, simplicity, polymer-coated substrate, and sustainability qualities. Visitors can request a sample of the patented Key-Pak blister card and learn about Keystone Folding Box Co., which develops folding cartons, blister cards, heat-seal blister cards, specialty envelopes, and counter displays.

Zero-Max
www.zero-max.com
A new content-rich Web site unveils an enhanced brand identity for a designer and manufacturer of motion-control products. User-friendly to navigate, the site provides the design engineer with everything needed to evaluate and complete a product design solution. Quick tabs to products or industry applications provide the user with intuitive navigation options, and quick links are provided for printing and downloading pages. Product specifications appear in easy-to-read charts. The site also features system design tips and how-to-select information including mathematical formulas for quantifying performance data, industry-specific product application case histories, configurable 3D CAD downloads for each product, and where-to-buy information through strategic product distribution points located worldwide.