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Cutting Systems Curtis Packaging benefit from BOBST Less than three months since


installation of the NOVACUT 106 E and the benefits have already been noticeable for Curtis Packaging. “Installation was quick and seamless and the training we received as part of the investment is valuable to our operators to ensure they are achieving optimum performance,” says Williams. “The quality that we need is there and it is running faster than the previous machine so we have seen an increase in productivity. That wasn’t a requirement for us but the fact it is happening is an added benefit that we weren’t expecting. “The stand-out feature is its ease-of-


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olding carton specialist, Curtis Packaging has invested in a new die-cutting machine from BOBST as part of its


continued focus on delivering first-time right premium quality solutions for customers in the cosmetic and skincare markets. NOVACUT 106 E was installed at Curtis


Packaging’s 20,000sq ft site in Redhill, South London, in December 2019 to replace an existing die-cutter that was adding complexities to the production line. managing director, James Williams and his team were keen to resolve issues quickly and called upon BOBST, a company they had partnered with in the past. “With BOBST, you always know what you


are going to get and we have always held great affection for the company,” says Williams. “The build quality of the NOVACUT is clear to see; it’s well built and crucially, very operator friendly. The die-cutter we replaced was not easy to use and not


adequate for the complex, intricate die-cuts we require for our customers’ packaging. “Quality is our number one priority. The


markets we operate in demand it and we are committed to delivering. Volume is less critical for us and I guess that is what sets us apart from competitors. We do a lot of short- run work so when choosing our new die-cutter, down-time, make-ready and set- up times were vital points to address.” NOVACUT 106 E is a world-leading


technology which combines versatility, flexibility and productivity without compromising product quality. The die- cutter is operator-friendly thanks to its advanced Human Machine Interface (HMI) which enables a simple set-up process and CENTERLINE system that allows quick and easy settings for job repetitions and changeovers. Its high level of automation delivers more uptime, increased precision and reduced workload for operators.


use; we now have two operators who enjoy running the machine. It does exactly what they need it to do and that is a hard thing to quantify.” Craig McGowan, BOBST sales area manager, adds: “This installation was all about high quality, low volume and the NOVACUT 106 E meets these needs perfectly. Curtis Packaging has invested in a reliable and robust asset that has been built to last. “Its high degree of automation ensures


all die-cut work is accurate and of a high quality, helping Curtis to meet the requirements of customers, particularly those in the luxury personal care market where standards are rigorous.” Curtis Packaging is a family-owned business, employing 87 people at its south London site. The company is a pioneer in creating sustainable and environmentally friendly packaging for premium brands including Neal’s Yard, Charlotte Tilbury, UPL and Sacred Elephant.


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Suckers for litho and die cutting machines C


&T Channel Matrix (C&T), a manufacturer of creasing matrix, will be selling a range of great value, finest quality SUCKERS for litho and die cutting feeder


requirements with immediate effect. C&T will be working with an Italian manufacturer to bring a range of cost-effective feeders for transferring sheets on offset litho and die cutting machines. To maximise the speed of a feeder and reduce mis-feeding, the new range of suckers has been developed to the highest O.E. specification. C&T’s special ‘bellow’ design reduces the air loss during the lifting of the sheet from the pile. They maintain grip whilst the sheet is being forwarded to the feed table, this keeps the sheet square before entering the side lay of the machine, thus reducing mis-feeding. The suckers are made from durable rubber that can achieve maximum life, even when feeding the most challenging substrates. They are available in a wide range of sizes in boxes of 50, all


available for next day UK delivery. C&T will support customers with selection, installation and ongoing technical support


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offers a wide range of matrix and rubbers with an increasing selection of associated products. These suckers will give a cost-effective, quality alternative to our customers. We also recently introduced a range of Gripper bars and spare parts. C&T is able to offer its expertise and support to customers looking at planned maintenance or for an alternative supply.” C&T Channel Matrix Ltd is UK based, with its head office in


Wellingborough, and sells and distributes to over 80 countries worldwide with warehousing and offices in China and India. The manufacturer offers several brands of creasing matrixes, including XTC, PINK, Kiss, Corrugate and Jazz. C&T Channel Matrix also manufactures and supplies a broad range of accessories for diemaking, diecutting and print finishing, including steel rule, ejection rubbers, counter material and patch tape.


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through its team of industry experts. Simon Shenton, managing director at C&T Matrix says, “C&T


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