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C&T Matrix launches rapid recovery SpeedX die ejection rubber with ISEGA approval for direct food contact


unique colour rubber combination for their dies is one way to achieve this. We understand our clients need the very best production performance whilst maintaining a strong brand identity – SpeedX can be manufactured to accommodate colour coding, so is well equipped to assist with this.


SPEEDX OFFER CUSTOMERS BOTH CHOICE AND PERFORMANCE Choice and varying options of hardness and thickness are also an important factor for rubber selections, and this range meets all the necessary criteria to maximise box makers performance.


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&T Channel Matrix (C&T) is pleased to announce the launch of SpeedX, the next generation of high-performance die ejection rubber, into the UK and global market. It has been engineered to provide essential benefits to all packaging sectors. SpeedX guarantees a rapid recovery on- press, meaning that it is ideal for high-speed auto platens.


DISTINCTIVE CELL STRUCTURE Its closed cell structure results in consistent and uniform compressibility on die by absorbing the energy applied under platen pressure. When released, the stored energy quickly allows the structure to recover and provide a fast and powerful ejection, ensuring maximum speed on-press. Additionally, the closed cell structure of SpeedX has many benefits for the die maker as it prevents water absorption from the waterjet cutting process, meaning that the rubber is suitable for adhesive bonding to the die immediately after being cut. SpeedX comes with or without adhesive.


A WIDE-REACHING RANGE


The rubber is produced in large blocks, and then accurately slit to the exact thickness required with the tightest tolerances (+/- 0.2mm), which is particularly beneficial in


terms of the varying thickness of plywood. SpeedX is available in a wide range of hardness, from 10 shore through to 75 shore, and each hardness has a unique colour for ease of identification on the die.


NEUTRAL ODOUR


Its neutral odour and soft-feel structure is lightweight in comparison to conventional heavyweight ejection rubbers, meaning that reduced machine loads are typical for dies using SpeedX.


FOOD SAFETY – (ISEGA)


As opposed to some die ejection rubbers, which can only be in contact with food packaging, SpeedX has a food safety certificate (ISEGA), which states that it can be used in direct contact with food, improving its range of uses.


PERSONALISED COLOUR CODING – STAND OUT FROM THE COMPETITION C&T understands that die makers may need a unique selling point and solid brand identity to convey to customers the advantages of using their tooling and services. Die makers can promote their brand and expertise by selecting the colour rubber they would like in order for them to stand out from the competition – choosing a


SpeedX gives the box maker possibilities based on individual specification which are developed for their own production characteristics, such as substrate and the types of machine they are operating within their die cutting department.


C&T group commercial director, Howard Mead said: “We are delighted to add this new die ejection rubber into our portfolio. SpeedX has improved commerciality that allows it to be positioned in the market at almost identical levels to open cell grades, often giving a better product for the same price on a die.”


Visit the website for further details regarding C&T Channel Matrix and its innovative creasing matrix solutions.


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