ARMOR GETS CAMEO IN "IRON MAN 2"

Armor Protective Packaging scored a public relations coup that promises not to rust with time. The Howell company reports this week that one of its blue poly vapor-corrosion-inhibitor bags as well as some anti-corrosion paper with the company logo made the final cut of the "Iron Man 2" film. A movie executive apparently called six months ago, requesting products that might make it on screen and the two products appear about halfway through the film. If the studio wants to save the movie as well as the Iron Man costume for posterity, it will swath them in the anti-corrosive products and call it a wrap.-The Detroit News

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ARMOR Protective Packaging was recently included in the list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies according to Inc. 5000 magazine. ARMOR started out in 1979 as a small manufacturer of VCI products. Today, ARMOR's customer base covers the world and expertise covers a broad spectrum of corrosion management products.

ARMOR's Robin McConnell gave the keynote address at the 2008 China Conference on Packaging in Zhuahi, China. McConnell, President and Technical Director, currently holds the honor of being only one of two non-Chinese Foreign Editors of China's prestigous "Packaging Engineering" magazine.