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Ferrostaal Mexico to Represent Mark Andy
June 16, 2011 From News
Mark Andy Inc. announced the signing of Ferrostaal Mexico, S.A. de C.V. to represent Mark Andy press and Rotoflex finishing equipment brands in Mexico.
June 16, 2011 From News
Mark Andy Inc. announced the signing of Ferrostaal Mexico, S.A. de C.V. to represent Mark Andy press and Rotoflex finishing equipment brands in Mexico.
Mark Andy Signs New Agent for Italy
April 1, 2011 From pP inBox
Mark Andy Inc. announced the signing of Paolo Nascimbeni, an agent representing Mark Andy press and Rotoflex finishing equipment brands in Italy.
April 1, 2011 From pP inBox
Mark Andy Inc. announced the signing of Paolo Nascimbeni, an agent representing Mark Andy press and Rotoflex finishing equipment brands in Italy.
Web Inspection Technology Showcase
September 2008 From packagePRINTING
Company: Advanced Vision Technology (AVT), www.avt-inc.com Product: The PrintVision/Orion What is it?: A 100-percent automatic inspection system and quality assurance for folding carton single pack applications. Features: • Inspects quality with a Linear CCD camera • Detects diecut and creasing faults and will eject defective blanks while collecting and stacking good ones • Can handle blanks of up to 17˝ at speeds up to 40,000 blanks per hour Company: Rotoflex International, www.rotoflex.com Product: VLI eDRIVE series What is it?: Inspection slitter/rewinders designed for consistency, low maintenance, lower tension, higher speeds, and easy job setup/operation. Features: • AC Vector Motor
September 2008 From packagePRINTING
Company: Advanced Vision Technology (AVT), www.avt-inc.com Product: The PrintVision/Orion What is it?: A 100-percent automatic inspection system and quality assurance for folding carton single pack applications. Features: • Inspects quality with a Linear CCD camera • Detects diecut and creasing faults and will eject defective blanks while collecting and stacking good ones • Can handle blanks of up to 17˝ at speeds up to 40,000 blanks per hour Company: Rotoflex International, www.rotoflex.com Product: VLI eDRIVE series What is it?: Inspection slitter/rewinders designed for consistency, low maintenance, lower tension, higher speeds, and easy job setup/operation. Features: • AC Vector Motor
Start Your Journey with Your Customer
August 2008 From packagePRINTING
Printers like to hear their presses running, because hopefully money is being made and customer demands are being met. But shorter runs can tie up a press with more frequent setups. Integrating short print runs into an overall business plan isn’t as easy as it might sound. To accommodate customer demand for these types of runs, a package printer must do its homework long before actually accepting the orders. Impact of shorter runs Print jobs that are shorter than the norm impact printers’ businesses and business operations, but not necessarily negatively as long as they are proactive. “Our short-run sales increased by 50 percent
August 2008 From packagePRINTING
Printers like to hear their presses running, because hopefully money is being made and customer demands are being met. But shorter runs can tie up a press with more frequent setups. Integrating short print runs into an overall business plan isn’t as easy as it might sound. To accommodate customer demand for these types of runs, a package printer must do its homework long before actually accepting the orders. Impact of shorter runs Print jobs that are shorter than the norm impact printers’ businesses and business operations, but not necessarily negatively as long as they are proactive. “Our short-run sales increased by 50 percent
Lights, Camera, Action!
February 2008 From packagePRINTING
Boy, there’s a lot to inspection! In-line versus off-line, rewind versus press-mounted, the human eye versus video—these are only a few, but critical, considerations. There are various inspection systems on the market, some for use on the press, and some for use on the rewinder as the web is rewound. Each inspection system is designed to take certain actions when it detects a defect in the printed product. These defects can range from registration to incorrect characters. In addition, with brand protection emerging as a growing market niche, the ability to inspect microprinting and other security markings not visible to the naked eye is
February 2008 From packagePRINTING
Boy, there’s a lot to inspection! In-line versus off-line, rewind versus press-mounted, the human eye versus video—these are only a few, but critical, considerations. There are various inspection systems on the market, some for use on the press, and some for use on the rewinder as the web is rewound. Each inspection system is designed to take certain actions when it detects a defect in the printed product. These defects can range from registration to incorrect characters. In addition, with brand protection emerging as a growing market niche, the ability to inspect microprinting and other security markings not visible to the naked eye is
Rotoflex Wins Label Industry Award at Labelexpo Europe
October 2007 From pP inBox
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Rotoflex International Inc. received the Continuous Innovation Award during the 4th Annual Label Industry Awards at Labelexpo Europe 2007. Rotoflex was awarded this honor based on the following selection criteria: • Is an innovative and pioneering company • Instrumental in continuously developing the science and technology of the label industry • Has developed markets/products for the benefit of the whole industry • Has been involved in the industry, listens to customers needs and acts on them • Is a longstanding player in the industry • Operates with business integrity • Is a good employer, committed to education, training, and staff development • Is
October 2007 From pP inBox
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Rotoflex International Inc. received the Continuous Innovation Award during the 4th Annual Label Industry Awards at Labelexpo Europe 2007. Rotoflex was awarded this honor based on the following selection criteria: • Is an innovative and pioneering company • Instrumental in continuously developing the science and technology of the label industry • Has developed markets/products for the benefit of the whole industry • Has been involved in the industry, listens to customers needs and acts on them • Is a longstanding player in the industry • Operates with business integrity • Is a good employer, committed to education, training, and staff development • Is
Labelexpo Europe 2007 Breaks All Records
October 2007 From pP inBox
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Labelexpo Europe 2007, which took place Sept. 26-29 in Brussels, surpassed all of its previous records in terms of visitors, exhibitors, and equipment sales. According to the show producers, this makes Labelexpo Europe 2007 the largest and most successful label event ever to have taken place. In total, 24,752 visitors from 114 countries attended this year’s show, an increase of 7 percent over the 2005 event. This included large delegations from Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Turkey, and the Middle East. Sixty-six percent of visitors extended their visit by at least a day (compared to 2005), which meant that the
October 2007 From pP inBox
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Labelexpo Europe 2007, which took place Sept. 26-29 in Brussels, surpassed all of its previous records in terms of visitors, exhibitors, and equipment sales. According to the show producers, this makes Labelexpo Europe 2007 the largest and most successful label event ever to have taken place. In total, 24,752 visitors from 114 countries attended this year’s show, an increase of 7 percent over the 2005 event. This included large delegations from Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Turkey, and the Middle East. Sixty-six percent of visitors extended their visit by at least a day (compared to 2005), which meant that the
Rotoflex Wins Label Industry Award at Labelexpo Europe
October 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Rotoflex International Inc. received the Continuous Innovation Award during the 4th Annual Label Industry Awards at Labelexpo 2007. This nomination recognizes Rotoflex as a long-established supplier in the label industry based on the following selection criteria: • Is an innovative and pioneering company • Instrumental in continuously developing the science and technology of the label industry • Has developed markets/products for the benefit of the whole industry • Has been involved in the industry, listens to customers needs and has acted on them • Is a longstanding player in the industry • Operates with business integrity • Is a good employer - committed
October 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Rotoflex International Inc. received the Continuous Innovation Award during the 4th Annual Label Industry Awards at Labelexpo 2007. This nomination recognizes Rotoflex as a long-established supplier in the label industry based on the following selection criteria: • Is an innovative and pioneering company • Instrumental in continuously developing the science and technology of the label industry • Has developed markets/products for the benefit of the whole industry • Has been involved in the industry, listens to customers needs and has acted on them • Is a longstanding player in the industry • Operates with business integrity • Is a good employer - committed
Labelexpo Europe 2007 Breaks All RecordS
October 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Labelexpo Europe 2007, which took place Sept. 26-29 in Brussels, surpassed all its records this year, in terms of visitors, exhibitors and equipment sales. This makes Labelexpo Europe 2007 the largest and most successful label event ever to have taken place. In total, 24,752 visitors from 114 countries attended this year’s show - an increase of 7 percent over the 2005 event. This included large delegations from Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Turkey and the Middle East. An incredible 66 percent of visitors extended their visit by at least a day (compared to 2005), which meant that the daily attendance
October 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Belgium—Labelexpo Europe 2007, which took place Sept. 26-29 in Brussels, surpassed all its records this year, in terms of visitors, exhibitors and equipment sales. This makes Labelexpo Europe 2007 the largest and most successful label event ever to have taken place. In total, 24,752 visitors from 114 countries attended this year’s show - an increase of 7 percent over the 2005 event. This included large delegations from Australia, Brazil, China, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Turkey and the Middle East. An incredible 66 percent of visitors extended their visit by at least a day (compared to 2005), which meant that the daily attendance
Rotoflex Tooling Offers Magnetic Cylinders
September 2007 From pP inBox
SCHAUMBURG, Ill.—Rotoflex Tooling (a division of Rotoflex International) now manufactures magnetic cylinders in Canada. “With the increased demand for flexible dies, our customers need the shortest possible lead times. Companies just can’t wait weeks for a magnetic cylinder—they need it yesterday. We now manufacture the magnetic cylinders in Canada, resulting in faster service, reduced downtime, and better value,” said Earl Warren, general manager, Rotoflex Tooling. “Magnetic cylinders fit easily into existing die stations, providing a cost-effective alternative to solid die replacement,”continued Warren. “Using strong magnets that are strategically placed around the circumference of the cylinder, a flexible magnetic die (or plate) can be used
September 2007 From pP inBox
SCHAUMBURG, Ill.—Rotoflex Tooling (a division of Rotoflex International) now manufactures magnetic cylinders in Canada. “With the increased demand for flexible dies, our customers need the shortest possible lead times. Companies just can’t wait weeks for a magnetic cylinder—they need it yesterday. We now manufacture the magnetic cylinders in Canada, resulting in faster service, reduced downtime, and better value,” said Earl Warren, general manager, Rotoflex Tooling. “Magnetic cylinders fit easily into existing die stations, providing a cost-effective alternative to solid die replacement,”continued Warren. “Using strong magnets that are strategically placed around the circumference of the cylinder, a flexible magnetic die (or plate) can be used
Go, Speed Racer
September 2007 From packagePRINTING
Turnaround times are critical in today’s package-printing world. Couple quick turnaround with the demand for shorter runs, and your press operators will be switching tools almost constantly. Diecutting is an integral part of the entire printing process and can impact the speed at which you can fulfill print orders. Just as diecutting impacts the speed of your print job, external forces, such as consolidation, globalization, new substrates and shorter runs, affect the diecutting market. “The label printing industry as a whole has been changing rapidly in recent years,” says Frank Hasselberg, executive vice president, Kocher + Beck USA. “These changes also have a huge
September 2007 From packagePRINTING
Turnaround times are critical in today’s package-printing world. Couple quick turnaround with the demand for shorter runs, and your press operators will be switching tools almost constantly. Diecutting is an integral part of the entire printing process and can impact the speed at which you can fulfill print orders. Just as diecutting impacts the speed of your print job, external forces, such as consolidation, globalization, new substrates and shorter runs, affect the diecutting market. “The label printing industry as a whole has been changing rapidly in recent years,” says Frank Hasselberg, executive vice president, Kocher + Beck USA. “These changes also have a huge
Respecting the Needs of the Trade
May 2007 From packagePRINTING
Short-run printing is a reality today for any package printer, and a converter’s ability to adapt to this reality will go a long way toward customer retention. Being able to offer customers the option of shorter runs is the equivalent of offering them a new product—such as a new substrate, a specialty ink, or the ability to soft proof. However, integrating the shorter jobs into conventional press runs can be a challenging proposition. On the one hand, no one wants to turn down business, but on the other hand, fitting the shorter job in between two longer runs means more planning and makeready. Profecta
May 2007 From packagePRINTING
Short-run printing is a reality today for any package printer, and a converter’s ability to adapt to this reality will go a long way toward customer retention. Being able to offer customers the option of shorter runs is the equivalent of offering them a new product—such as a new substrate, a specialty ink, or the ability to soft proof. However, integrating the shorter jobs into conventional press runs can be a challenging proposition. On the one hand, no one wants to turn down business, but on the other hand, fitting the shorter job in between two longer runs means more planning and makeready. Profecta
Inline Versus Offline Inspection
March 2007 From packagePRINTING
Consumers are probably as smart as you think they are, and when it comes down to one vendor’s package versus another’s, they notice everything. They’ll notice print and graphics on the package that are out of registration, and they’ll definitely notice when the bar code isn’t printed correctly as they wait at the checkout for an item to scan properly. You’ll see it in your bottom line if the vendors to whom you print packaging aren’t completely happy with the end result, especially if what you printed doesn’t match what they approved at the tail end of press qualification. Today’s web inspection systems have
March 2007 From packagePRINTING
Consumers are probably as smart as you think they are, and when it comes down to one vendor’s package versus another’s, they notice everything. They’ll notice print and graphics on the package that are out of registration, and they’ll definitely notice when the bar code isn’t printed correctly as they wait at the checkout for an item to scan properly. You’ll see it in your bottom line if the vendors to whom you print packaging aren’t completely happy with the end result, especially if what you printed doesn’t match what they approved at the tail end of press qualification. Today’s web inspection systems have
More Space Available For Labelexpo Europe
February 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Berlin—Labelexpo Europe 2007, taking place on 26-29, is expected to attract more than 23,000 visitors to Brussels from all over the world. With the ongoing growth of the label industry, more companies are exhibiting this year and an additional hall will make the show even larger than in 2005. With 90 percent sold, of exhibitor space sold, six halls will be packed with international suppliers unveiling their new machinery and innovations on this special global stage. With the global label industry continuing to grow steadily at a rate of 5-7 percent each year, Labelexpo Europe provides the opportunity for manufacturers to showcase their
February 2007 From Press Center
BRUSSELS, Berlin—Labelexpo Europe 2007, taking place on 26-29, is expected to attract more than 23,000 visitors to Brussels from all over the world. With the ongoing growth of the label industry, more companies are exhibiting this year and an additional hall will make the show even larger than in 2005. With 90 percent sold, of exhibitor space sold, six halls will be packed with international suppliers unveiling their new machinery and innovations on this special global stage. With the global label industry continuing to grow steadily at a rate of 5-7 percent each year, Labelexpo Europe provides the opportunity for manufacturers to showcase their
Never Boring
February 2007 From packagePRINTING
Shorter runs—they are the reality for many package printers today. This reality can impact your slitters/rewinders by way of greater wear and tear, more frequent tool changes, and so on, but these are not the only packaging trends that affect the slitters/rewinders market. The myriad substrates available to converters alone impacts slitter/rewinder performance and construction. Thank the emergence of flexible packaging for the increased substrate requirements. All these factors will impact your business in terms of what equipment you buy—a typical rewinder versus a turret rewinder, for example—what you will do to increase the lifespan of such equipment, as well as what other types
February 2007 From packagePRINTING
Shorter runs—they are the reality for many package printers today. This reality can impact your slitters/rewinders by way of greater wear and tear, more frequent tool changes, and so on, but these are not the only packaging trends that affect the slitters/rewinders market. The myriad substrates available to converters alone impacts slitter/rewinder performance and construction. Thank the emergence of flexible packaging for the increased substrate requirements. All these factors will impact your business in terms of what equipment you buy—a typical rewinder versus a turret rewinder, for example—what you will do to increase the lifespan of such equipment, as well as what other types
