Swiss packaging machinery supplier Bobst has sold its 300th VisionCut flat-bed die-cutting machine to Adams, a corrugated packaging manufacturer based in Poland.
Adams is a long-standing Bobst customer, already owning five flatbed die-cutters, two of which are VisionCut machines and a range of folder-gluers, including a MasterFlex five-colour printing press.
Since its launch, VisionCut has been a popular pick with manufacturers – it can handle all types of materials and suitable for both long and short runs, Bobst said, and combines robustness, low cost ownership, straightforward handling, and optimum performance to meet the needs of today’s converters.
Adams supplies a wide range of corrugated packaging to sectors including food and beverage, industrial chemicals, point of sale and display signage, and more recently e-commerce markets.
“We are operating in a very competitive environment and we are strongly attuned to the needs of the market in order to quickly respond to any new developments and expectations of our customers. It’s important that our equipment and infrastructure enables us to deliver the high-quality standards that both we and our customers demand,” said Adam Skrzyniarz, founder and president of the management board at Adams. “Thanks to VisionCut, our customers can receive high-quality products, precisely tailored to their needs, for the best price. The machine offers a short changeover time, helping us to maximize uptime and productivity, along with an advanced print-to-cut register system which delivers the high precision and accuracy that we need.”
VisionCut was designed to be compact, ideal for companies looking for a machine with a small footprint, and easily integrated into existing production lines. For added value, it also supports a range of peripherals, increasing production output and flexibility further – both features were key selling points for Adams when choosing the die-cutter.
Installation was efficient and didn’t interrupt the production process, and Bobst worked closely with Adams’ technicians to ensure the set up was to their requirements and ran smoothly.
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