Finishing - Diecutting

Kocher + Beck USA has dramatically expanded it’s EDM capabilities offered through its Solid Tooling Division in Atlanta.

Taylor Box Co., a third generation family business that has been in operation for 130 years, recently added a reconditioned 52” Lawson paper cutter from Colter & Peterson to its fleet of bindery department hardware.

The new Extreme rotary dies from Wilson Manufacturing let converters achieve unprecedented accuracy for multiple applications. The dies feature an exceptionally tight-tolerance blade height with no greater than .0001” variance.

Kocher+Beck USA has announced that effective immediately, all of the company's solid die products are now available with completely machine sharpened die profiles.

Prestar Packaging of Christiansburg, VA, has expanded its finishing capacity with the installation of a Kluge 14x22 EHD foil stamping, embossing and diecutting press that includes an adjustable impression feature that reduces make-ready time.

Despite how important dies, anvils, and cylinders are to a package printer, many fall short of maintenance requirements.

This week, Heidelberg is presenting several new solutions for folding carton production at the Packaging Days event at the company’s Wiesloch-Walldorf site. The event is aimed at folding carton producers that require optimum quality and reliability for short to medium runs.

If ABOX Packaging has a niche, it is speed, says Keith Thompson, president. With its valuable and unique mix of experience, talent, and equipment, ABOX Packaging has readied itself for success in an increasingly crowded carton printing arena.

Brandtjen & Kluge and The Brausse Group announced a strategic agreement in which the two companies will co-market the Brausse 1050 series of foil stamping, embossing and diecutting machines in the United States and Canada. “The combined efforts of our two organizations will result in a world class offering of equipment, training and support for our customers.”

The growing acceptance of ultra-thin film liner material poses a range of challenges for converters and their partners for rotary tooling. As a converter, it is more important than ever to work with your suppliers to maintain the peak performance of your entire diecutting system