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To develop guidelines for packaging film sealing that optimizes the user opening experience. The study used literature reviews, technical tests, and user workshops to define what constitutes a "perfect peel" and identify the sealing factors that influence it. Key results from motion capture and user feedback analysis were incorporated into an instruction manual delivered to Parkside Flexibles to improve their packaging film sealing operations.

The Perfect Peeling:
to Identify the Openabilities of the
Plastic Lidding Films
Ying-Shao Lin
Supervisors: Dr Leon Williams
To develop a technical instruction manual (frameworks) for securing
packaging lidding films, this should also optimise user peeling experience.
http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/courses/masters/
innovation-and-creativity-in-industry.html
Email: l.williams@cranfield.ac.uk
BACKGROUND
AIM
OBJECTIVES
METHODOLOGY
To scope existing testing methodologies and frameworks in terms of
packaging sealing by literature review.
To define what is“perfect peeling”experience and the
criteria to measure it.
To design a technical matrix template to capture the
sealing elements that make up“perfect peeling”.
To deliver the manufacturing instruction manual
based on sealing testing and user experimental
test workshop.
Changes in contemporary lifestyles, consumers’ need of convenience, smaller households
and the growth of global trade are all factors that imply the potential of further growth in
the packaging industry. Since packaging influences the way in which food is experienced
and perceived by consumers during the purchase, usage and consumption process, and
the modern lifestyle requires more functional packaging (Prendergast & Pitt, 1996), it is
more important than ever to identify the factors that affect consumers’perception and ex-
perience of the way in which food is packaged.
To understand the project background and
requirements, including a literature review of
the technical parameters of seal pealing.
Data-collect
Scoping
Scoping
Data-analyze
Deliver
1
2
Based on Technical Experimental
Tests and User Workshops.
Data-collect
Data-analyze
3
User Workshops
Technical
Experimental
Tests
Set up
Test Plan
Design
Technical Matrix
Template
To identify what is“perfect
peeling”experience and
criteria to measure it
Initial Tests
Complete the
Tests with Test
Template
Based on initial optimum
condition to set up test
template
Initial User
Test
The utilization of motion capture tools and and user reflections enable to analyze data.
Material A
Deliver
Instruction
Manual
Recommendations
4
RESULTS
Unpleasant Peeling Experience
Pleasant Peeling Experience
Material B
User
Workshops
Design
User Reflection
Template
The Analysis of Hand's Motion
and Users’ Emotional Responds
Seal Strength and Tensile Tests
Open the sealing machine.
According to the results from data
analysis, an instruction manual of sealing
operation was designed and recommendations
to Parkside Flexibles were delivered.
Cranfield University, College Road, Cranfield, Bedforshire,MK43 0AL,UK
10 20 30 40 50
10
20
Normalized Time (Seconds)
500
1000
1500

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1. The Perfect Peeling: to Identify the Openabilities of the Plastic Lidding Films Ying-Shao Lin Supervisors: Dr Leon Williams To develop a technical instruction manual (frameworks) for securing packaging lidding films, this should also optimise user peeling experience. http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/courses/masters/ innovation-and-creativity-in-industry.html Email: l.williams@cranfield.ac.uk BACKGROUND AIM OBJECTIVES METHODOLOGY To scope existing testing methodologies and frameworks in terms of packaging sealing by literature review. To define what is“perfect peeling”experience and the criteria to measure it. To design a technical matrix template to capture the sealing elements that make up“perfect peeling”. To deliver the manufacturing instruction manual based on sealing testing and user experimental test workshop. Changes in contemporary lifestyles, consumers’ need of convenience, smaller households and the growth of global trade are all factors that imply the potential of further growth in the packaging industry. Since packaging influences the way in which food is experienced and perceived by consumers during the purchase, usage and consumption process, and the modern lifestyle requires more functional packaging (Prendergast & Pitt, 1996), it is more important than ever to identify the factors that affect consumers’perception and experience of the way in which food is packaged. To understand the project background and requirements, including a literature review of the technical parameters of seal pealing. Data-collect Scoping Scoping Data-analyze Deliver 1 2 Based on Technical Experimental Tests and User Workshops. Data-collect Data-analyze 3 User Workshops Technical Experimental Tests Set up Test Plan Design Technical Matrix Template To identify what is“perfect peeling”experience and criteria to measure it Initial Tests Complete the Tests with Test Template Based on initial optimum condition to set up test template Initial User Test The utilization of motion capture tools and and user reflections enable to analyze data. Material A Deliver Instruction Manual Recommendations 4 RESULTS Unpleasant Peeling Experience Pleasant Peeling Experience Material B User Workshops Design User Reflection Template The Analysis of Hand's Motion and Users’ Emotional Responds Seal Strength and Tensile Tests Open the sealing machine. According to the results from data analysis, an instruction manual of sealing operation was designed and recommendations to Parkside Flexibles were delivered. Cranfield University, College Road, Cranfield, Bedforshire,MK43 0AL,UK 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 Normalized Time (Seconds) 500 1000 1500

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