Brand owners and converters are facing two main challenges – sustainability and agility. We have set out to shape the future of the packaging world by actively driving industry transformation with the digitalization, connectivity and automation of equipment and services for sustainable production.
Using Skype for Business, Muller Martini presented the benefits of its KM 610.A perfect binding line via live video to one of its customers who was unable to travel to Rahden for a machine demonstration due to the current travel restrictions.
ROTOCONTROL confirms another ECOline RSI sale to German label printer and converter Seb.Wolf GmbH. The ECOline RSI sold to the the internationally operating Eltville label specialists features roll-to-roll label inspection, slitting and rewinding in a 340mm web width for their premium label finishing.
Tecnau announces a new distribution partnership with Quadient Finland Oy to improve and develop activities in Finland. Quadient Finland (former Neopost Finland) is known as a modern and innovative company in the field of mailing, printing and document processing automation.
Recently the manufacturer Valloy introduced a brand new digital production line for the production of roll labels. The concept of being able to produce high-quality labels on a wide variety of materials with a relatively low investment convinced Holger Grundmann to add BIZPRESS 13 R and Duoblade SX to the portfolio of Grafische Systeme GmbH. This is intended primarily for companies whose production volume of roll labels is rather small. However, it is also
Tecnau announces general availability of the StreamFolder 5152 cut and stack line for high-speed web fed color inkjet finishing. The system efficiently produces short-run digital book printing jobs of varying run lengths including books of one. Available with a tack-gluing option, the StreamFolder 5152 operates, in-line or near-line, at speeds up to 750 fpm 230 mpm to take full advantage of the emerging generation of high-speed inkjet presses.
Starting this summer, Westermann Druck GmbH, which had operated three plants employing a total of 900 people, will concentrate its operations at two of its production locations – in Braunschweig and Zwickau. The company, which produces around 33 million softcover products annually, with a focus on magazines, catalogs and (text)books, had originally planned to move a Muller Martini Corona perfect binder from the companys closed plant in Landau to Braunschweig (where 230 people will be employed) and continue to produce there using two lines.
