
Not every job needs to go through an automatic line
A POS display company needed to handle short runs and support jobs without tying up its automatic die-cutting lines.
Read the full caseMachinery for sheet-to-sheet lamination, die-cutting, folder-gluing and film lamination, with installation, commissioning and technical service. Before we specify a machine, we find out what you make, how you work and what you need to improve in production.
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Bonds a film to the printed sheet with heat and pressure, to protect it and give it a gloss or matt finish.
The choice depends on The substrate, the level of automation, the format and the output.
Bonds two materials sheet to sheet, for example a printed sheet onto corrugated board, to form the board that is then die-cut.
The choice depends on The materials to be joined, the sheet format and the production volume.
Cuts and creases the sheet to obtain the flat shape of the pack, box or display.
The choice depends on The material (folding carton or corrugated), the sheet format, the run length and the finishes.
Folds and glues the die-cut blank to deliver a carton or box ready to be assembled.
The choice depends on The box constructions, the materials and how often you change job.
Three installations, one for each process, with the situation, the decision and the result.

A POS display company needed to handle short runs and support jobs without tying up its automatic die-cutting lines.
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Sheets were turned by hand at the exit of a laminating machine, and that manual operation had become the bottleneck.
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A packaging company depended on third parties or manual processes to fold and glue its cartons.
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