Finishing - Digital
Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems sold its booth centerpiece Kongsberg C64 digital finishing table with feeder and stacker within hours of the opening of this year’s SuperCorrExpo event in Orlando, Fla.
The first company in the Americas to install the Highcon Beam 2C for corrugated, Boxes Inc., to expand use of the digital finishing system beyond supporting Xceed—the printing company's online, customized packaging web-to-pack site.
Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems will demonstrate its C64 digital finishing table together with automated Feeder and Stacker at the expo. Across the four-day event, the Kongsberg PCS team will be on hand to meet visitors, address questions, and show a series of presentations and demonstrations at the Kongsberg booth.
An efficient production process is imperative to a successful packaging operation, and finishing is a key component that should not be overlooked.
Following the successful installation of a Highcon Euclid IIIC digital cutting and creasing machine at their Brook Park, Ohio site at the end of 2019, Digital Room has now increased production with a newly installed Beam 2 machine at their site in Van Nuys, Calif.
To further extend its reach, Highcon has partnered with Sun Automation, who will be promoting and selling Highcon digital converting solutions for corrugated in North America.
The BoxMaker has purchased two Highcon Euclid 5C digital converting systems for its Washington and Arkansas sites to support its growing corrugated business.
As of April 6, 2021, Kongsberg has transformed into a standalone company — Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems. The transformation follows the acquisition of the business by OpenGate Capital.
Enterprise Print Group of Knoxville, Tenn., has purchased a Labelmaster manufactured by SEI Laser. The advanced Labelmaster provides true digital finishing on demand and will expand Enterprise Print Group’s capabilities, efficiency, and profit potential.
Inkworks Printing is installing a new COMBI Thermal Solventless Laminator from Karlville, which combines both thermal and solvent free adhesive lamination technology as an innovative tool for in-mold labels and flexible packaging operations.