Applications such as product manuals for white goods (washing machines, etc.) often require to be printed at high speed, in high volumes, on very lightweight paper stock to reduce the document cost and increase the maximum number of pages.
Over the past few years, Johnson & Quin has adopted a production model that combines multiple processes in one in-line step from print and personalization to finishing and mailing, states Andrew Henkel, Vice President and Principal at Johnson & Quin.
By only needing one machine now with the Pantera, says Olivér Szikszay, we not only produce more economically, but also increase our softcover capacities and the quality of the end products at the same time.
New Digital Finishing Equipment to be installed in Washington and Arkansas locations. The BoxMaker, a US leader in digitally produced packaging, has purchased two Highcon Euclid 5C digital converting systems for its Washington and Arkansas sites to support its growing corrugated business.
LPI, part of the S. Walter Packaging Group, has announced an agreement to expand significantly its high-end digital packaging and enhancement capabilities with the purchase of multiple large-format presses that will be the first of their size in North America.
With the acquisition of Movitec Wrapping Systems, MOSCA GmbH will be expanding its end-of-line portfolio starting on 18 March 2021. This helps the Waldbrunn-based strapping specialist to build up its expertise particularly in the food, agricultural and pharmaceutical industries.
The Omega Allpro 145 supplied by Koenig & Bauer Duran produces straight-line, crash-lock and double-walled cartons, as well as six-corner cartons and special packaging for fruit and for clothing. The machine reduces work intensity, and boosted the level of production automation.
