Focus on Print Finishing Equipment MHP Technology Powerful solutions for stretched canvas production and packaging
The pioneer of best-in-class stretching and frame assembly equipment, Berlin-based MHP Technology is introducing two groundbreaking additions to its lineup that are set to redefine efficiency and quality in the industry.
First, The ULTRA, the fully automated canvas stretching solution is out, front and centre, with speeds up to 280 frame per hour. Engineered to perfection, this machine is designed to handle large-scale production with precision and flexibility. What sets The ULTRA apart is its unparalleled range and automation – virtually eliminating manual intervention, it ensures consistent, drum-tight tension and flawless corners every time. This innovation is perfect for businesses looking to elevate their canvas production to new heights, offering unmatched materials range, flexibility, reliability, and a level of product quality that exceeds the most demanding standards. In addition to The ULTRA, MHP is also introducing its new Semi-automatic L Bar Sealer & Shrink Tunnel. This machine, crafted to the highest specifications, offers robust and dependable performance. It is ideal for wrapping and protecting large format items up to 120x150x20cm. Whether it’s books, framed artworks, or other substantial products, this sealer and shrink tunnel combination ensures a secure, professional finish
The ULTRA is a fully automated canvas stretching solution
every time. Its semi-automatic operation strikes the perfect balance between speed and control, making it an invaluable asset for any production line.
Both of these innovations underscore MHP’s commitment to providing state-of-the-art solutions that not only meet but exceed the evolving needs of customers in POD, catalogue, and artist canvas production.
www.canvas-stretching-machine.de Soyang Europe Supporting print companies across the entire print production process
Soyang Europe and its sister company Soyang Hardware are perfectly positioned to support print companies with investment in new machinery across the entire print production process. From the supply of materials to print on, to the printing and finishing equipment required to create all manner of printed applications, the team can support your growth plans. Focusing on the print finishing process, Soyang Hardware offers equipment from several leading manufacturers, delivering these solutions to customers across the UK. One such brand is Vivid Laminating Technologies, which Soyang partners with on the VeloBlade Nexus range of wide-format digital die-cutting systems. These systems operate seamlessly with substrates up to 25mm in thickness, meaning
it can handle materials such as dibond, MDF, fabric and acrylic, allowing users to produce a wide range of applications. Other cutting solutions include a selection of machines from both Mimaki and Graphtec, with these available in various sizes and models. On top of these, Soyang offers the Keencut range of rail cutters, again in a number of variations. In addition to cutting, it supplies the Bubble Free Pro and Bubble Free Mouse application tables, as well as a selection of Meevo sewing machines, the Solent Texsew Pro Conveyorline and also several handling solutions from PLASTGrommet. As for the materials side of the business, Soyang Europe stocks various solutions to help customers with print finishing. These include Greenstrip Keder, a textile finishing product developed by Evans Engineered Plastics. Meanwhile, for those running Meevo sewing machines, it supplies high-quality threads to run on this equipment and ensure a first-class finish. Customers working with Soyang Hardware and Soyang Europe can also be safe in the knowledge that they will have expert technical support throughout the whole process. From purchasing the equipment or material, through to using these solutions at its own facilities, Soyang is with you every step of the journey.
VeloBlade Nexus | 46 | November/December 2024
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