Addressing Finishing Bottlenecks in Package Printing
Modern folding carton finishing equipment is designed for the high productivity needs of today's package printers and converters.
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Chris Raney
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In response to trends like just-in-time delivery, and the proliferation of different SKUs, converters are running smaller quantities and changing tooling more frequently. High-volume producers equipped with highly automated equipment also are under pressure from their customers to handle shorter runs on a regular basis. Since lower volume jobs require more frequent tooling changes, converters and package printers are focused on achieving the quickest set-up times and reducing waste, rather than on absolute running speeds.
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