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By Steve Katz, Editor
Published January 26, 2015
Cost savings and technical advancements have flexible dies entrenched as today’s preferred technology. Read More »
Published January 26, 2015
Responding to converter demand for more streamlined finishing workflows and increased productivity, Rotoflex has redesigned its DSI diecutting platform to be a smaller footprint machine, which is faster and more responsive to today’s changin… Read More »
Published December 2, 2014
A key feature of the redesign is the incorporation of servo drives. Read More »
By Steve Katz, Editor
Published September 9, 2014
Ideal for the short run, digital print market, the technology is picking up steam. Read More »
Published March 12, 2013
The Grafix Cut and Capture System is capable of full rotary diecutting of any difficult IML material while eliminating the need for additional machinery. Read More »
Published May 7, 2012
Converters are improving their diecutting efficiency with new non-stick coatings. Read More »
By Steve Katz
Published January 18, 2012
The label industry’s changing demands have led to a paradigm shift within the sector. Read More »
By Jack Kenny
Published November 11, 2010
The dieless cutting technology has surmounted its challenges and begins to penetrate the industry. Read More »
Published January 26, 2015
The five-color digital press, with running speeds of 98 fpm, will be installed early February at the UK converter's new facility. Read More »
Published December 5, 2014
L&NW toured nutraceutical company Xymogen and got an up-close look at its manufacturing process and in-house label converter. Powered by a Xeikon 3500, Labels in Motion continues to expand, serving customers in a wide range of markets. Read More »
