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ince the development

S of the TURBOX in
2006, this speciality
folder gluer line has become a
success story for BAHMÜLLER.
More than 160 installations
worldwide are proof of this.
One pillar of this success is
that the Turbox has been and
continues to be adapted and
further developed to meet the
current needs of existing and
potential new users.
One example of this was a
recent open house event at
Liebensteiner Kartonagen in
November 2023 – the ‘TURBOX
Performance Days’.
As Bahmüller demonstrated
at this year's FEFCO, one of
the most pressing issues
currently facing users of
speciality folder gluers is the
labour shortage and the
need to avoid physically
overworking existing staff.

Automation on an FKM,
Stack to Stack
Bahmüller has entered into a
co-operation with the provider
of robotic solutions upstream
and downstream of processing
machines, MuK from Elmshorn.
As part of the three-day
Performance Days at
Liebensteiner Kartonagen,

TURBOX Bahmüller and MuK presented

how this solution approach

PERFORMANCE was thought through and put

into reality.
On three Turbox lines, all of

DAYS which have been installed at

Europe’s largest sheet plant
between 2014 to 2023, they
BAHMÜLLER RECENTLY HOSTED A THREE-DAY EVENT have been equipped with
AT A CUSTOMER SITE, LIEBENSTEINER KARTONAGENWERK GMBH POWERPACKER and MuK
IN PLÖSSBERG, GERMANY. MukRo HE (HighEnd) palletiser.

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the family behind the business and each individual employee
represent the Göpfert name. The best machine is a producing
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SAICA’S STATE OF THE ART FACILITY
The converting department runs four BOBST flexo converting lines and a BOBST specialty gluer.
“Saica continues to invest heavily
in the UK. The most significant
example of this commitment
to growth has been the new
flagship Saica Pack facility that
opened during 2023 in Livingston,
Scotland,” explains Brian Lister, UK
& Ireland Country Manager, Saica
Pack. “The project began back in
2020, but due to COVID, took time
to formulate. We were proud to
open the plant in 2023.”
The total investment into the
Livingston facility stands at over
£50m, a significant investment that
demonstrates Saica’s commitment
to the Scottish market for the
long-term.
He continues, “A lot of our
production is for the FMCG sector,
and much of this is in food and
drink, so we are an important
part of that supply chain. We
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produce attractive packaging
for food, beverages, detergents;
as well as many other industries
and business sectors from
e-commerce to distribution.
“The strategic investment in the
Livingston factory has enabled
Saica Pack to further expand our
customer base, increasing our
capacity and offering for customers
in Scotland. A notable success has
been the work done for Dewars
White Label at the Livingston
facility, a successful collaboration
that led to two nominations at this
year’s FlexoTech Awards.”
State of the Art
“The Livingston manufacturing
facility features state-of-the-art
technology, and we are really
proud of it. A substantial amount of
in-depth research was conducted
to ensure that the facility would
not only meet current client needs
but also anticipate future market
trends,” continues Lister.
He adds, “A key part of that
research was establishing exactly
what machinery would be required
on site. Notable items of equipment
include a Fosber S/Line corrugator,
which is a wider corrugator with
improved run speed to improve
lead times and enable automatic
control of running parameters
vs board grade. We also have an
Avanti conveyor system, which has
led to a more efficient operation, an
improvement in health and safety,
reduced work in progress damage,
and maximum converting machine
outputs. And we have a range of
new BOBST machinery to enable
precision printing, cutting, folding
and gluing.”
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Safety was also paramount in
the design criteria. To ensure zero
pedestrian access to the transfer car
aisles, Avanti supplied their WISDOM
– Automatic Waste Ink Stereo Die
Automated Delivery System.
Once converted, all work flows
through the Avanti Double Mainline/
Double Centralised Palletising
system under RF Control and
Tracking. Capable of 220 pallets
per hour, with large pallet storage
– all under control of the Avanti
iMPRESS SCADA system ensures a
smooth flow through the factory.
Growing Demand
Lister continues, “The primary driver
behind the decision to invest in the
new factory in Livingston was the
growing demand for high-quality,
sustainable packaging solutions
across various industries. Changes
in customer demand, aging facilities
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and challenges associated with
existing site locations led the
company to take a major step to
increase Saica Pack’s capacity and
offering for its customers.
“Investing in state-of-the-art
technology has meant that we can
improve our total output, which will
in turn put us right at the forefront
of the industry. The machinery
and processes that have been
implemented significantly improve
operational efficiency. This not
only allows Saica Pack to deliver
products more quickly but also
enhances quality and precision in
the packaging process.”
Lister adds, “Another important
aspect of the rationale is our
environmental impact. Saica Pack
is committed to sustainability,
and advanced equipment often
comes with features that enable
energy efficiency and waste
reduction, aligning with the
company’s goal of minimising
its environmental footprint.”
Industry Leaders
Talking about the machinery
chosen, Lister continues, “The
new corrugator will enable us to
improve our output. The corrugator
is wider, 2.8m compared to the
2.1m corrugators at the previous
Scotland sites. It also has an
improved run speed of 420 m/min.
“The four BOBST flexo
converting lines have an array
of features that will make the
entire production process much
more efficient. For example, the
multi anilox roll system allows
for optimised print coverage and
quality for all substrate types. The
Duo and Tri Fold technology allows
two or three cases to be produced
from a single sheet, whilst the four

colour rotary die-cutter can be
customised, so it has internal and
external printing capability in a
single machine pass.”
Solid Relationships
“Our experience working with
the suppliers for installation
and training was very positive,”
confirms Lister. “From the outset,
they demonstrated a high level of
professionalism and expertise in
their field. The installation process
was efficient and well-coordinated.
Importantly, this ensured no
disruption to our operations.
“Furthermore, the training
provided from all partners
was thorough and tailored to
our specific needs. As a result,
our operators quickly became
proficient in running the new
machinery. These productive
partnerships with the suppliers
have been a key factor in the
success of the new facility.”
He adds, “Our relationships with
the suppliers have been a pivotal
factor in the successful launch of
this facility. It was, without a doubt,
a deeply collaborative effort that
brought this vision to life. The
relationships that we formed with
our suppliers were based on a shared
commitment to excellence and a
mutual understanding of the
project’s significance. This shared
commitment was present from the
outset and culminated in the
successful opening of a site that
boasts the latest and most innovative
technologies. We look forward to a
continued successful collaboration
with our suppliers in the future.”
For the Future
Saica Pack also recently invested
heavily into its Wigan operation,
consolidating two locations
into a single site. “Additionally,
we have invested in an exciting
new B2B App. The app provides
SAICA’S STATE OF THE ART FACILITY
a 360º service to customers
who can now manage their
relationship with Saica quickly,
and easily,” explains Lister.
He concludes, “The packaging
sector is an exciting place to be
right now, and as a company that
is at the forefront of sustainable
packaging solutions, I think we’ll
continue to see a lot of innovation
and investment as companies
seek ever-more sustainable supply
chains. I am confident we’ll be at
the leading edge of this innovation,
so watch this space.” ■
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Is there something that makes the corrugated industry
particularly vulnerable?
A closer look at the corrugated
industry reveals that the biggest
challenge comes from the long
equipment lifecycles. As a result,
there is a substantial installed
base consisting of legacy control
systems and aging OT technology.
The advent of Industry 4.0 further
complicates matters, expanding the
attack surface and creating extended
risk scenarios for corrugated board
production and converting sites,
as for many packaging companies
non-organic growth, concentration
processes and long machine lifetimes
have led to a large landscape of
machines and subsystems from
different generations, different
suppliers and varying degrees of
connectivity and security.
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Moreover, corrugated board
producers suffer from a lack of
awareness and support by machine
builders in terms of Cyber Security.
As previously mentioned, the lag
in IT/OT convergence inhibits the
application of consistent security
standards across the organisation.
Further Challenges
Insurance and compliance ratings
depend on an organisation’s
measures for Cyber Security.
This could be an incentive for
overly restrictive Cyber Security
strategies. However, neglecting
the technological progress in
IIOT, Cloud Computing, Artificial
Intelligence, and other fields,
for the sake of increased Cyber
Security, would hinder innovation.
We cannot turn back time.
The corrugated industry
faces increased regulatory and
compliance requirements regarding
Cyber Security. There are certain
parts of the current and upcoming
legislation that affect only machine
builders and manufacturers of
products with digital elements. In
the EU, this is the European Cyber
Resilience Act, the European
Machine Directive, and the RED
Delegated Act. But there is also the
NIS 2 guideline which challenges
several industries and its supply
chains, amongst which we also find
the packaging industry.
Furthermore, end-user customers
have an increased interest in their
supplier’s availability and productivity
and the protection of their data.
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In Detail
JS Machine’s JETS series
corrugator boasts numerous
intelligent features facilitating
the efficient production of
high-quality corrugated board.
These encompass comprehensive
temperature control, energy-saving
capabilities, visual monitoring,
automatic adjustments, and
adaptive cruise control for the
entire production line.
JS OPEN HOUSE IN BRAZIL
be supplied in widths ranging
from 2.2m to 3.3m, according to
customer requirements.
The JETS400 series has a
maximum operating speed of
400m per min. The working
speed for singlewall is from
300 to 380m per min, while the
operating speed for doublewall
is from 260 to 360m per min.
The triplewall speed ranges from
150 to 200m per min. Requiring
Designed to produce single, four operators to run, the JETS400
double and triplewall sheets, the series corrugator has maximum
JETS400 corrugator series can sheet size of 3000 x 3600mm,
“The main reason why customers choose
our corrugator is because our intelligent
control is highly compatible with their future
intelligent factory planning.”
ANTON HAN, GENERAL MANAGER, J.S. MACHINE
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JS OPEN HOUSE IN BRAZIL

with an option for 3000 x 4500mm

being available. The minimum
sheet size produced is 160 x 500mm
with an option for 160 x 400mm
being available.
“The main reason why
customers choose our corrugator
is because our intelligent control
is highly compatible with their
future intelligent factory planning,”
commented Anton Han, General
Manager, J.S. Machine. “Customers
are not only satisfied with the
production capacity and efficiency
of our equipment, but also the
timely local service. All attendees
were impressed by this intelligent
JETS400 triplewall corrugator.
Our thanks to the owners of Embrart
Embalagens Inteligentes for
allowing us to use their impressive
facility for our Open House.” ■

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INFORMATION
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device, cut length accuracy

reaches +/-0.5mm. Clean cut
with no rough edge.
■ Large size middle stacker provides
superior stacking performance
and cycle time of eight secs.
■ Improved appearance design
and heavy duty plate processing
provide the whole line with a
modern look and delicate texture.

The line has a completely new

appearance as well. Huang adds,
“These pretty much meet all our
project standards and expectations.

Some Technical Details

For the Value 350 line,
BW Papersystems has
implemented some significant
enhancements, including:
■ Larger diameter of Singlefacer
pressure roll and liner preheater
drum. Additional paper guide
roll and curved hot plate with
steam spray. Paper will be evenly
heated but not overheated.
This improves the board quality
with superior bonding quality. ■ Multi-Function Shear, a new We can see throughout the
■ Glue Machine adopted optimised patented model, with order installation that the new design
mechanical structure and change speed at 400m per and some of the concepts from
processing technology. Gap min and real-time correction Jinhui have been integrated into
accuracy can reach 0.05mm. of calculation data, increases this new corrugator, and we are
Starch splash is eliminated. the speed. Simple structure happywith the final look.”
■ The bridge elevation device provides easy maintenance. Huang concludes, “The startup
adopted new mechanisms, Lower cost of ownership. production is good. We have
which help increase the speed ■ Individually servo controlled achieved our expected goal, which
and makes it possible for all flute slitter and score heads provide is to achieve the highest average
types to run at 350m per minute. fast setup within one second. speed of the entire line and from
■ The US patented Vacuum ■ Knife can run at the maximum here, we can develop it further.
Traction Section as the cooling speed of 400m per minute. We are excited to continue the
section of Doublefacer provides Dual drive achieves 500mm work with BW Papersystems,
fast cooling, compact space, and cut length at 180m per minute. building towards a better future
improved physical properties. With the laser measuring for our company.” ■

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big step in the right direction, and
everyone supports its goals of
reducing waste and CO2 emissions.
Back in 2020, the EU Council
already welcomed the intention
for all packaging to be reusable or
recyclable by 2030.
However, proposals to impose
mandatory reuse rules for transport
packaging are concerning. As I
wrote last year, they would pull the
rug out from under the world’s best
recycling system and cause the
amount of plastic being produced
as reusable packaging to double
by 2040 . A regulation intended
(3)
to prevent waste could end up
including a loophole that causes a
mountain of it.
The reality is that only 9% of
plastics are currently recycled (4).
The remaining 91% end up in
landfills and incinerators or in our
rivers, beaches and oceans. Plastic
also accounts for 10-13% of the CO2
emissions we need to eradicate
by 2050. Encouraging reusable
packaging is well intentioned,
but we shouldn’t have to scrap
recyclable materials: the two
should go hand in hand.
The Spanish agri-food sector
has also sounded the alarm that
reuse doesn’t consider the ongoing
increase in CO2 emissions caused
by the logistics, transportation
and washing systems needed for
reusable packaging (5).
And the Spanish Confederation
of Business Organizations (CEOE),
which represents two million
companies and freelancers from all
sectors, has stressed “the importance
of setting realistic objectives based
on a sustainability analysis and
only when it is demonstrated that
they have clear benefits for the
environment and society” (6).
I’m not suggesting plastic
packaging should be eliminated.
We must be pragmatic. There
are and there will be many uses
for plastic. But where it can
be switched for a sustainable
alternative, it should be.
The overriding principle should
be this: we should not replace the
world’s best recycling system with
an unproven reuse-and-return
system to justify a product people
want to use less rather than more.
Theoretically, if we reused all
plastic, none would end up in the
environment. But this is a myth.
Currently, reuse systems consider
themselves successful at a return
rate of 75% – an equivalent of just
four trips from the producer of a
packaged good to consumer and
back to the producer. This is far
away from what the regulation aims
for.
There is a clear risk that, well
intended as this regulation may
be, Europe will end up with huge
amounts of oversized, reusable
packaging that in practice will
make only a few trips and is
nonrecyclable according to the
same regulation’s definitions.
Reuse-and-return systems
are laudable if the material
is completely recyclable and
ideally biodegradable. This is
of paramount importance since
a perfectly closed reuse-and-
return system will not exist in
the foreseeable future. The
thousands of different plastics all
have a different composition of
chemicals that cannot be recycled
together. This makes it impossible
to process plastic efficiently while
the proposed regulation requires
all reusable packaging to be
recyclable when it becomes waste.
Fortunately, cardboard
packaging is already 100%
recyclable and biodegradable.
One of its greatest features is that
it can be customised to perfectly
package just about any product.
This saves space and creates
important efficiencies in transport
while reducing CO2 emissions.
Like so many important
moments in history, the upcoming
vote in the European Parliament
and the Council’s decision come
down to politicians doing their
best to choose between two
possible futures. One, where plastic
production continues to rule and
grow. Or the second, better option,
where cardboard packaging with
its, by far superior, existing, and
proven recycling system across
Europe becomes a cornerstone
of EU policies for a truly circular
economy. Will our political leaders
commit to a green and circular
Europe? Or will they continue
to favor fossil-based materials
that will further enlarge Europe’s
existing mountain of plastic
packaging waste? ■

(1) https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52022PC0677
(2) Smurfit Kappa commissioned study by Censuswide. Sample 700 people in Spain, France and Germany. Margin of error +/-3.7 percent for each market.
(3) FEFCO: https://www.politico.eu/sponsored-content/plastic-economy-the-unintended-consequence- of-reuse-targets/
(4) https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/plastic-treaty-progress-puts-spotlight-circular- economy
(5) https://elpais.com/economia/2023-10-17/el-sector-agroalimentario-reclama-mas-seguridad- juridica-ante-el-futuro-reglamento-de-envases.html
(6) https://www.ceoe.es/es/ceoe-news/sostenibilidad/ceoe-lleva-las-instituciones-europeas-la-posicion- de-un-millon-de-empresas

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 KAITUO OPEN HOUSE

After dinner, guests were closely with customers to get Representatives of strategic
entertained with a laser show, constant feedback, which it then co-operation suppliers, Vice
music and dancing displays. implements via R&D and product President of Shenzhen lnovance
There was also a prize draw for evolution. Another reason for its Technological Co Ltd, Zhang
a series of Huawei products ongoing success is its customer- Leiqun and Secretary General &
as a focus of the evening. centric approach of business, Executive Vice President of the
Guests had an enjoyable night to provide comprehensive China Packaging Federation, Wang
encapsulated by the night-time technical support and service Zhongyue and also Government
of Qingdao Seashore. guarantees to all customers in Representatives gave speeches
pre- and after-sale, ensuring solid declaring confirmation to Qingdao
Contract Signings cooperation from over 1,500 Kaituo-NC’s achievements over
On 18th October, guests were invited customers all over the world. the last 20 years.
to visit the new manufacturing
location; the company is located on
a 135 acre site, with over 800,000
sqm of buildings, which are home
to R&D, manufacturing, testing and
commissioning. The latest quality
control systems are in place to help
the company ensure best quality
and mass production.
Throughout its 20 years
of development, Qingdao
Kaituo-NC has always specialised
in dry-end equipment, working

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At the event, Cui Jinbao
undertook the signing of sales
contracts with five customers for
five complete corrugator dry-ends.
The machines have been ordered
by Linyi Ouantong Packaging,
Zhejiang Hengxinye Packaging,
Shangqiu Liannuo Packaging,
Dezhou Chunxiang Packaging and
Hejian Junfeng Packaging.
After the anniversary ceremony,
guests were shown around the facility,
including the machining workshop,
assembly hall, and the testing and
commissioning workshop. ■

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“Businesses seeking to elevate their

operations need look no further
than the Kongsberg Ultimate.”
The company says its new
machine helps unlock key
performance capabilities, including:
■ Productivity: with its new
drive and beam design, the
Kongsberg Ultimate defines
the next generation of design
and performance. This leads to
significant productivity gains and
return on investment for users.
■ Precision: with its meticulously
designed custom carbon fibre
beam, the Kongsberg Ultimate
ensures stiffness and consistently
applies a 50kg downforce.
The tool head camera further
elevates its precision, making
every cut align perfectly with the
highest industry standards.
■ Safety: the Kongsberg
“Enhancing operations and providing a SmartzoneTM safety solution is
significant competitive advantage, an innovative proximity-driven
the platform sets a new industry benchmark dual-zone system crafted to blend
and is set to drive the future of safety and efficiency seamlessly.
corrugated production for years to come.” Furthermore, the intuitive LED
lighting ensures machine status
STUART FOX, PRESIDENT AND CEO is crystal clear, ensuring a safe
and productive environment.
“Engineered with our deep Incorporating six core values ■ Uptime: with new self-diagnostics
understanding of corrugated in the design, the new machine and remote operator alerts,
and display converters’ needs for represents a step forward in combined with the application of
precision, the Kongsberg Ultimate technology, directly addressing the proven robust technologies from
promises to redefine standards challenges faced by corrugated other high-demand industrial
and usher in a new era of converters involved in continuous fields, the Kongsberg Ultimate is
productivity and innovation, high volume multi-batch production. designed to deliver the highest
delivering a fast return on “With corrugated converters uptime to maximise utilisation;
investment for convertors of around the world under ■ User Experience: operators are
corrugated board,” said Stuart Fox, increasing pressure to produce at the heart of every production.
President and CEO. “Enhancing better, faster, safer and more Keeping this in mind, the machine
operations and providing a efficiently to meet the demands boasts the intuitive IPC 3.0
significant competitive advantage, of the global market, we have interface with touchscreen to
the platform sets a new industry underlined our commitment to enhance the operator experience,
benchmark and is set to drive deliver a solution that has been with easily accessible buttons on
the future of corrugated production engineered for precision and built the machine making every task
for years to come.” for productivity,” added Fox. seamless and user-centric.

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IBIS AND FALCON

FOR INTER GROUP
PACKAGING
DAVID HAYES REPORTS FROM THAILAND, ON THE RECENT START UP OF TWO NEW
FLEXO CONVERTING LINES FROM ISOWA AT INTER GROUP PACKAGING.

T
hailand’s corrugated
industry is entering a
new development phase
as a recent wave of foreign
manufacturing investment brings in
new customers making electronics
and other hi-tech products who
require high quality boxes to pack
their goods for export.
Kittisak Rangnoktai, Managing Director of both Inter Fibre Container Co Ltd and group member Inter Eastern Container Co Ltd
The domestic market is
also offering box makers new
opportunities. Younger Thai
consumers expect a wider choice
of products in supermarkets and
convenience stores. This is creating
demand for a greater variety of
colourful corrugated packaging
than previously.
Thai packaging companies
gearing up for future business
growth include Inter Group
Packaging, which is implementing
an ambitious two-phase investment
programme to expand and upgrade
production at its two corrugated
plants in Bangkok and Prachinburi
in central eastern Thailand.

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Inter Group Packaging is a

Thai family-owned business.
Established in 1980 as a sheet
plant, the company invested in its
first corrugator in 1990. Inter Group
Packaging’s other facilities include
a paper mill in Prachinburi opened
in 2006 that produces testliner and
fluting. More recently, Inter Group
opened a digital printing plant in
2018 near Bangkok.
Today, Inter Group Packaging
is one of Thailand’s leading
corrugated packaging and paper
manufacturers with an installed
production capacity of one million
sqm per day of corrugated board.
To keep up with business
growth, Inter Group has chosen
Isowa as its FFG equipment
supplier, placing orders for an Ibis
and a Falcon for the first phase of
its expansion programme.
As part of plans to increase
output of larger boxes, group-
member Inter Fibre Container Co
Ltd has installed a four-colour Ibis
to upgrade production at its plant
in Bangkok’s Bang Khae district.
The new machine was purchased to
complement Inter Fibre’s existing
Isowa three-colour Falcon, Inter boxes, so it’s quite flexible. We boxes in Thailand is getting smaller
Group’s first Isowa line, which was asked Isowa to provide automatic and Isowa machines answer this
installed in 2016. ink viscosity detection monitoring, need,” Rangnoktai said. “The Ibis’s
“We have installed our Ibis for so our operators do not need to production quality is stable, so less
expansion. We have chosen the check. That’s a function I really like set up time is needed. Also, we
Ibis to make medium and large about Isowa machines.” have found that Isowa machines’
boxes. Previously we installed the ink waste is less than some other
Falcon to make smaller cartons,” Market Changes FFG models. Smaller batches are
commented Kittisak Rangnoktai, Thailand’s packaging market has the trend here – there is more
Managing Director of both Inter seen some important changes variety in consumer products
Fibre Container Co Ltd and group recently as many customers being sold; for example, soft drinks
member Inter Eastern Container have begun ordering printed box brands used to sell just cola drinks
Co Ltd, which is located in designs in smaller quantities per but now they sell many different
Prachinburi. “Our Ibis makes boxes design than previously. “We have flavours and each drink flavour has
for household products and for chosen the Isowa Ibis for its quick its own packaging.”
snack foods. The Ibis can produce set-up time to make small carton Inter Fibre chose a four-colour
mid-size to large boxes and smaller batches as the batch size for RSC Ibis to meet growing customer

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requests for multi-colour printed

boxes. “The trend now is for multi-
colour printed designs because the
trend in shops is to display products
on the shelves in shelf-ready printed
boxes,” Rangnoktai explained.

In Detail
Inter Fibre Container occupies a
43,200 sqm site in Bang Khae, in
the western outskirts of Bangkok.
In addition to the new Isowa Ibis,
the plant also is equipped with its
Isowa Falcon, two other FFGs and
two corrugators, including a 2.5m
Yue Li corrugator.
Working a two-shift day, Inter
Fibre Containers produces about 10
million sqm of corrugated sheets a
month. About 65% of the sheets are
used in-house, while the remainder
are sold to other converters. About
70% of the sheets made are single
wall, the rest are doublewall.
“We have had this production
ratio for quite some time,”
Rangnoktai said. “Most of our
sheets are made of C and B flute,
and BC doublewall.”
Around 40% of Inter Fibre

Find out more Containers’ boxes are supplied

about the Ibis to food and beverage customers,
and a further 10% to frozen food
companies. In addition, about 15%
Find out more are used to pack consumer goods
about the Falcon and 5% for electronics products.
Inter Fibre Containers supplies
customers within a 100km
radius of its plant, an area which
includes Bangkok.
“We expect good business
in this area in future as paper
packaging is part of the circular
economy as people can recycle old
boxes,” Rangnoktai commented.
Meanwhile, Inter Group
Packaging member Inter Eastern
Container supplies customers within

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MILESTONE REACHED

■ 2012: A new Rodicut plant was

established in China, targeting
production for the Chinese market.

■ 2013: The company merged with

the French company Bricq S.A.S.,
to create EOS Corrugated Group.

■ 2017: The company’s R&D efforts

resulted in a new product,
LONGLIFE COVERS.

■ 2018: Tools Corrugated S.L., born

from the split up of Rotary Dies
activity, was integrated into the
EOS Corrugated Group.

■ 2019: As an evolution of the

LONGLIFE line, a new patent was
launched, the FULLCUT anvil cover.

■ 2021: In a commitment to
sustainability and the use of
cleaner raw materials, after
years of research, the company
launched the new MBOCA FREE®,
anticipating European Union
regulations.

■ 2023: Rodicut and Policart merged

their knowledge and best practices
to set a new standard for non-crush
and feeder wheels, now offering
the Aurora New Wheels brand.

Thanks to this remarkable business

journey, Rodicut has received
various awards from Ardan/Zona
Franca de Vigo, including titles such
as ‘High-Performing Company’,
‘Well-Managed Company’, ‘Global
Company’, ‘Gender-Equal Company’
and ‘Wealth-Generating Company’.
Today, EOS Corrugated Group
operates from seven production plants
in six countries, employing over 250
people. With a turnover exceeding
€50m and active in 70 countries
worldwide, its success is undeniable,
and the future looks exciting. ■

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Issue 59 - January 2024

Delivering smart and circular

packaging solutions

2 2-9 10 11 12
Editorial Technical Seminar EU Parliament dinner EU policy FEFCO activities
Eleni Despotou 25-27 October 2023
Director General Lyon, France
Editorial

Director General

In the face of challenging market conditions, the

European corrugated cardboard industry has
stood resilient, exemplifying its commitment
to innovation, sustainability and industry
leadership. The recent Technical Seminar held
in Lyon marked a significant milestone, bringing
together approximately 1200 professionals from
the corrugated and supplier community.
The seminar served as a testament to the
industry's collective strength and determination
to overcome adversities. As markets
fluctuated, and uncertainties loomed, FEFCO's
commitment to fostering collaboration and
sharing insights shone through, providing a
FEFCO in Lyon showcases a smarter
valuable platform for knowledge exchange and
joint work.
and greener future
Amidst the positive momentum generated by
the seminar, the corrugated cardboard industry FEFCO’s latest Technical Seminar, on 25–27 October
faced another challenge during the past year,
related to the ongoing legislative process of the
at Lyon’s Centre de Congrès, brought together
Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation 1,150 representatives of Europe’s corrugated board
(PPWR). Its outcome will undoubtedly shape
the future landscape of the industry. FEFCO is
industry. This year’s theme was Shaping our future
actively engaged in navigating these complex through innovation, addressing the challenges of
waters to ensure that the regulatory framework
remains favourable to the corrugated cardboard the industry as it recovers from the post-COVID
packaging sector, keeping it sustainable and disruptions to become smarter and greener.
competitive.
Despite the prevailing narrative favouring
excessive reuse ideologies, corrugated
packaging remains an evident choice that
serves both people and the environment.

FEFCO emphasises the need for a balanced
approach that acknowledges the unique
advantages of corrugated cardboard in terms of
recyclability, efficiency, renewability and overall
environmental impact.
As FEFCO works towards securing a balanced
position in the legislative process, it stands as a
beacon for the corrugated cardboard industry,
showcasing the resilience and adaptability
needed to thrive in an ever-changing landscape.
The challenges faced in the market and
legislative arena are met with determination
and a commitment to sustainability, ensuring
that corrugated packaging remains an
indispensable choice for the future. FEFCO's
unwavering dedication is a testament to its
role as a leader in the corrugated cardboard
industry, steering the sector towards a
sustainable and prosperous future.
“Our product has proven to be
essential to the well-being of
the economy and for society.
It has demonstrated its unique
role in the distribution value
chain. Corrugated cardboard is
recyclable and recycled.”
Fady Gemayel - FEFCO President
P
articipants from the corrugated
sector, suppliers, customers and
industry visionaries talked about
sustainability improvements, optimised
energy consumption, production of lighter
and stronger board systems and other smart
technologies.
The 2023 event set an attendance record,
with the numbers up from the previous
FEFCO events in Copenhagen (2021) and
Geneva (2019). On the exhibition floor, 165
stands and 110 exhibitors from 41 countries
showed their products and services.
The programme included sessions on
energy efficiency and energy reduction,
light paper grammage, artificial intelligence
(AI), digital printing, logistics flows,
bio-based coatings, cybersecurity and

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Left: High level panel: Markku Leskelä, Metsä Board; Saverio Mayer, SKG/ FEFCO Vice President & Lars Engel, BHS.
Right: (from left to right): Richard Coward (moderator); panellists (see above) & Allan Dickner, IKEA (on screen).
EU legislation, and four high-level panel
discussions for participants to consult and
debate key issues with leaders and experts
from the industry and the sector.
Being held just one day after the EU’s draft
Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation
(PPWR) was finalised, the impact of the
regulation on the industry was top of mind
during the seminar. (The PPWR, which aims
to reduce packaging waste across the entire
economy, was approved by the European
Parliament on 22 November 2023.)
FEFCO President Fady Gemayel said the
corrugated industry was already aligned
with the EU’s Green Deal objectives. “Our
product has proven to be essential to the
well-being of the economy and for society.
It has demonstrated its unique role in
the distribution value chain. Corrugated
cardboard is recyclable and recycled,” he
continued. “Let us not forget that our boxes,
once used, are recovered, repulped, and
made into paper and then into a new box.
This is real circularity. Corrugated boxes are
using the same fibre repeatedly, as 89% of
paper packaging is made from recovered
paper.”
FEFCO Director
General Eleni
Despotou said the
event showed how the
corrugated cardboard
sector is fit for the
future. “Our world
faces challenges as
we move to become more sustainable while
continuing to improve customer service and
excellence. We are creating smart and
sustainable packaging solutions that can
adapt to these changing demands and help
the planet become greener.”
In the first panel discussion, on innovation
and reuse, Saverio Mayer, CEO Europe at
Smurfit Kappa and FEFCO Vice President,
said that the industry was facing a moment
of truth as the world dealt with climate
change and geopolitical threats to the
economy such as the wars in the Middle East
and Ukraine. “The challenge for the industry
is to drastically change, or revolutionise,” he
said. “I’m not saying it is easy. But there is
nothing that has substantially changed the
industry in the past 15–20 years.”
BHS Corrugated Managing Director Lars
Engel also urged radical change. “We need
to envision the corrugated industry in
5–10 years,” he said. “Challenges lead to
opportunities, which lead to innovation. If
we want to reduce our carbon footprint,
we must go further into lightweight. And
that means preprint — digital rather than
analogue.”
Markku Leskelä, Senior Vice President
Development at Metsä Board, called for
evolution in the face of new regulations.
“Almost every challenge we have is
something we can work on. We can turn
these challenges into opportunities,” he
said. “The word sustainability connects so
many worlds. For example, the reduction of
the carbon footprint is crucial and we need
to find ways to use even more lightweight
materials.”
IKEA of Sweden Senior Packaging Manager
Allan Dickner defended the corrugated
sector as the EU moved to push for more
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reusable packaging. “Reuse is important,
but we should use it where it is appropriate.”
He underlined the sector’s commitment
to sustainability. “We are not the bad guys
in this. People will eventually judge that
this is good for us and good for the planet.
Competitors will always try to pinpoint
difficulties of board, but we are 100%
renewable and reusable.” Dickner also said
corrugated is in the DNA of IKEA and its
50 packaging engineers. “People love the
brown corrugated board. Our identity is the
hotdog, meatballs and brown board.”
In the session on
innovation in energy
reduction, Climact
Managing Partner
Pascal Vermeulen
explained the FEFCO
Climate Neutrality
Pascal Vermeulen
Roadmap and CO2 tool.
“FEFCO does not wait and has created a
roadmap,” he said. He added that the
corrugated cardboard sector produced 11.5
million tonnes (mt) of CO2 in 2020, and if its
upward trend were to continue, it would rise
by 6.1 mt by 2050. “But with a coordinated
plan involving all parts of the value chain, we
can reduce this number. The good news is
that there is a roadmap. And if everyone
plays its part, we can reach carbon
neutrality.”
The roadmap foresees, within the
corrugated sector, cuts of 3.3 mt with
material efficiency (less/thinner paper,
recyclability, minimising material losses
during production and improving product
design), 1 mt in energy efficiency (improved
efficiency and reduced energy input) and
1.8 mt in heat and grid decarbonisation.
However, Vermeulen said, two-thirds of the
necessary cuts would come from outside,
in the value chain, primarily in paper
Krassimira Kazashka, FEFCO
Marc Van Damme, OIC Chair
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Left to right: Michael Frey, Consultant; Silvia Trevisan, KTH Stockholm; Robert Tschullik, Klingele,
Klaus Lüke, Klingele (moderator) & Pascal Vermeulen, Climact
manufacturing and by using energy-efficient larger plants are not always more efficient,
transport modes to decarbonise transport. and urged manufacturers to focus on
“We cannot move alone — we need to implementable measures through
work with suppliers and other partners. In equipment upgrades and mastering
addition, as a prerequisite; we need stability processes. They listed best practice
from policymakers and robust energy grid measures covering thematic areas such as
infrastructure.” steam generation and distribution,
corrugating, converting, and auxiliaries
Robert Tschullik,
such as compressed air, and monitoring
Klingele Technical
factory lighting and heating.
Project Manager and
member of the FEFCO Silvia Trevisan,
Energy Efficiency Postdoctoral
Working Group, Researcher at KTH
warned that energy Royal Institute of
Robert Tschullik
efficiency is an issue Technology, outlined
littered with buzzwords. It’s more useful to the challenges behind
look at the energy waste that can’t be seen. electrification
Silvia Trevisan
His examples included: motion sensors in – inherently
toilets that use more energy than they save; fluctuating renewable sources, curtailment
energy-wasting air pumps for wastewater; of renewable, increasingly variable
not using solar panels on the roof; keeping electricity prices, non-flexible loads and
vacuum pressure pads working when they strains on the electricity grid – and said
are not needed; and not insulating steam renewable energy must rise fivefold by 2050
pumps. to meet the EU’s targets.
Some 99% of the She explained how to empower net-zero
electric energy used heat generation with thermal energy
by the corrugated storage (TES). The paper, pulp and print
sector comes from the sector uses 13% of all industrial heat
grid. Sennai Mesfun of demand, making it the fourth biggest
the Research industry sector, she said. To produce 200 kg
Institutes of Sweden of paper, some 560 kwh of energy is needed,
Sennai Asmelash
(RISE) and consultant equivalent to driving 3,500 km in an electric
Michael Frey detailed how to decarbonise car or using an eco-lightbulb for 3.5 years.
the value chain, noting that FEFCO has She explained TES, arguing that integrating
begun an energy survey, with figures being TES is the most cost-competitive energy
updated every two years. They warned that solution for industrial heat. “All this is not
Left to right: Klaus Lüke, Klingele (moderator); Bastian Deppisch, Koenig & Bauer; Léonard Badet, BOBST; Christian Lang, Göpfert;
Steve Biller, BW Papersystems & Alexander Kollofrath, Thimm
just for the sake of the environment, but
about reducing costs. Electrification is a
key pathway towards decarbonisation. TES
systems can alleviate the challenges.”
The panel discussion on energy efficiency
gathered four experts to share ideas and
experiences.
• BOBST Chief Technology Officer Léonard
Badet said the company has optimised
parameters with sensors that measure
electrical power, air and drying. “We can
only improve what we can measure,” he
said, adding that some 75% of BOBST
carbon footprint comes from the
machine’s usage at the converter’s site.
Looking ahead, optimised 3D printed
parts could improve vacuum transport
efficiency by 60%.
• Koenig & Bauer Product Manager Bastian need to take small, efficient steps before
Deppisch explained a production data revolutionising.”
analysis tool to improve efficiency. “Our
• BW Papersystems Senior Product
goal is to be CO2 neutral in all our plants by
Manager Steve Biller urged companies
2030 — but also to keep improving after
to work closer with customers to find
that,” he said, adding that energy saving
the balance between performance and
with standstill measures will be 110 W/h
sustainability. When it comes to power, he
in a year. He said that die-cutters had to
said dryers and vacuumers are similar in
improve to handle lightweight paper.
that operators think more is better — but
• Christian Lang, Sales Manager at Göpfert that is not always the case.
Maschinen, explained his energy data
The second session looked at innovations in
handling tool that collects, measures and
corrugators.
analyses data. “The machines use far too
much energy, but we can’t find where Borregaard Technical
the energy is used,” he said. Göpfert Application Manager
installed 28,600 m2 of solar panels on its Steen Jacobsen
roof; Lang said this was not just about explained his research
energy efficiency and carbon neutrality into the viscosity and
but about energy independence. “We connectivity
properties of
Steen Jacobsen
cellulose, which helps
create a stable glue, resulting in fewer
mechanical breakdowns. One case study
found 19.8% glue savings, 8% energy
savings, 40% less downtime and a 20%
speed increase, while other studies showed
even more impressive results.
Jan Andersson,
Technical Sales &
Product Development
Manager at Holmen,
which develops
premium paperboard
from sawn and refined
wood products,
explained how the company made light and
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 Martin McTigue,
Director of Product
Management, BW
Papersystems, said
that he was aiming for
a 40% reduction in
thermal energy and a
Martin McTigue
33% reduction in
electrical energy use by 2050. He
emphasised non-crush features that prevent
waste and direct drive motors with fewer
gearboxes, and noted that paper at the
correct temperature requires less starch to
bond.
Fosber Group CEO
Marco Bertola talked
about the journey
towards sustainable
Left to right: Klaus Lüke, Klingele; Thomas Wimmer, Palm Verpackung; Tomasz Garbowski, Poznan consumption and
University; Marco Bertola, Fosber; Jan Andersson, Holmen; Martin McTigue, BW Papersystems; Fosber’s three
Steen Jacobsen, Borregaard; Lars Komogowski, BHS & Nęcki, Łukasz, VPK (moderator).
principles: people,
ultralight new fibre papers. He said Holmen’s difference in printing quality or stiffness processes and
73 gsm paper results in the production of between 80 gsm and 60 gsm,” he said, technology. He said predictive maintenance
13,699 m/t (compared to the previous figure adding that customers want reasonable and was a key part of the process, which
of 100 gsm making 10,000 m/t), which stable technical values at a reasonable cost. included a sustainability and consumption
means saving 744 kg CO2 emissions per analysis of all machine functions — leading to
Tomasz Garbowski,
tonne of paper.
Associate Professor at more efficiency and less consumption.
Thomas Wimmer, Poznan University of BHS Corrugated Thermal Engineer Lars
Head of Technology, Life Sciences, Komogowski explained the differences
Corrugated Cardboard explained how AI is between efficacy, effectiveness and
Production at Palm helping optimise the efficiency (i.e., is it working / working well
Group, spoke about corrugated board / working in the most ecological way?). For
Tomasz Garbowski
the packaging production process by example, he said digitalisation is a way to
performance of improving efficiency, increasing quality, become more efficient, but not the right
Thomas Wimmer
ultralight corrugated reducing energy consumption and thereby way to reduce consumption. But heat
case media and the ‘green pulping’ concept. cutting costs and CO2. “AI can indirectly consumption can be optimised by using
His target is ultralight corrugated case contribute to cutting emissions, and it will machine learning to improve metering and
media (ulCCM), which is 60 gsm. “There is no come sooner rather than later.” monitoring.
The third session explored innovations in
converting.
• Cyrille Tueta, Area
Sales Manager (Lyon)
at BOBST, explained
the multi-out
applications on
casemakers, noting
that BOBST machines
Cyrille Tueta
with dual cutters and
multifold can make 40,000 boxes/hour.
• EMBA Sales Director
Esa Koski talked of
reversing the skip feed
with the patented
TwinFeed system to
create a dual box
process. “You have two
FEFCO Operations and Innovation Committee Esa Koski

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 Peter Rättö, Scientific
Officer at Research
Institutes of Sweden
(RISE) explained why
bio-based barrier
coatings could
become an alternative
Peter Rättö
to plastic layers. He
said there is currently intense research into
the barrier performance of materials, and
listed future product opportunities using, for
example, nanocellulose, hemicellulose, lignin
and carbon fibres.
BHS Corrugated
Product Manager
Armin Kaltenbacher
outlined the threats
from cybercrime, from
Left to right: Astrid Glasenapp, RISE (moderator); John Nicholls, SKG/FEFCO H&S Committee; hacking to
Olivier Waddington, Siegwerk; Krassimira Kazashka, FEFCO; Peter Rättö, RISE; Armin Kaltenbacher,
BHS & Saskia Runte, VDW/ FEFCO OIC (moderator). ransomware. He said
83% of organisations
machines in one. You can’t always invest in converting and speed. “We need a new digital have had more than one breach, at an
many lines, but here you can invest in one ink model, a new printing format and a new average cost of $4.82 million. Industry 4.0,
machine.” equipment concept.” by connecting previously isolated systems,
• Mitsubishi Heavy • Highcon Vice creates a bigger attack surface and
Industries (MHI) Head President and General extended risk scenarios, with insurability
of Sales Giovanni Manager for Sales depending on security measures. Most
Bettini explained how Europe Jürgen Freier victims pay the ransom just to get back into
the latest machines said that digital business as soon as possible — “not always a
can produce 42,000 finishing is opening good idea”.
boxes/hour, with the new opportunities and Krassimira Kazashka,
Giovanni Bettini Jürgen Freier
dual slotter machine promising amazing FEFCO Technical
able to do up to 700 boxes/minute. He noted results. The equivalent box strength uses Director, detailed the
that the newest technologies were more fewer dies and produces lower carbon impacts of the PPWR,
energy efficient, cutting CO2 emissions. emissions. whereby all packaging
• BGM (BAHMÜLLER- The final session looked at innovation driven should be recyclable
GÖPFERT by the changing environment, markets and by 2030. “It’s great
Krassimira Kazashka
Maschinenbau) COO supply chains. news for us as we are
Ulrich G. Wolz outlined recyclable: we are designed for recycling,
Oliver Waddington,
the challenges with separately collected, sorted and recycled to
Head of Business
minimum box heights secondary raw materials to substitute
Development - WB
and how the Multibox primary materials, and it can be done at
Ulrich G. Wolz Barrier Coatings at
system can address scale,” she said, noting that corrugated
Siegwerk, described
this. He also explained the patented cardboard packs and protects 75% of goods
traditional and printed
FLOWBELT technology, which ensures no transported and delivered across Europe,
barrier coatings, which
friction between the box and folding belt, Oliver Waddington and has a 90% recycling rate.
include laminates, wax
and the TopSpeedStacker.
coatings such as paraffin, hydrophobics However, the EU list of targets for
• Kento Digital such as silicone, and dispersion coatings recyclability performance grades could be
Printing CEO Javier such as mineral fillers and film formation. He trickier, including the question of what to
Quesada argued that said dispersion coating systems cost do with the plastic part in packaging, such
digital printing on €10 million but are worth it. He also noted as plastic straps. There are also targets
corrugated is a major that while rigid plastic packs were long for different sectors such as e-commerce,
failure: only 0.3% of perceived as necessary for water and grouped packaging, transport packaging
total corrugated is moisture barrier, a paper-based pack format and large-scale consumer groups. “Are
digitally printed more does much of the same job and has the right we future-ready? We don’t know yet,”
than a decade since it came to market. That functionality. “It’s not yet like-for-like but it is Kazashka said, pointing out that reuse
is mainly due to the high costs, but also glue, fit for purpose.” targets are a threat to the corrugated

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sector. “We are saying reuse and recycling
are complementary. All reusable packaging
must be reused — meaning transporting
empty crates back. Not to mention the costs
for washing. Reuse targets should be used
only if they are realistic and have proven
benefits.”
John Nicholls, Vice
President Health &
Safety Europe at
Smurfit Kappa and
member of the FEFCO
Health & Safety
Committee, outlined
John Nicholls
the progress in making
the corrugated industry a safe workplace.
He said lost time accident (LTA) frequency
and injury rates have been brought down
over the years, but there are still too many
repeat or similar incidents, despite sharing
best practices. Nicholls raised hopes for AI
Left to right: Daniele Plazzi, FEPA; Bertoldo Piero, LIC Packaging; Marc Van Damme, VPK/OIC
Chairman (moderator); Ekkehard Dürr, Christiansen Print & Steffen Walter, Thimm Group
Welcome Reception
Markku Leskelä, Metsä Board and Eleni Despotou, FEFCO
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applications to help, from multi-cameras to Thimm Group Managing Director Ekkehard
fork-lift mounted cameras. “The trends are Dürr said the company’s 13 factories had
positive, but we need to continue to engage focused on preprint, but after consulting
to get better. And AI is just one ingredient in customers found demand for digital
the long-term management of risk.” printing, so went all in. “If you compare only
prices, digital will always be more expensive
The final panel discussion explored digital
than flexo — but you have to consider all the
printing and the challenges of developing
factors.”
fast, high-quality and adaptive systems.
Thimm Group Director Prepress & Print
FEPA Chief Innovation & Information Officer
Solutions Steffen Walter explained the
Daniele Plazzi said printed technology is a
factors for backing digital: sustainability,
paradox, whereby production may conflict
supply chains, digital workflow and
with customer demand. “Customers want
technology. He also predicted that Thimm
flexibility but not every solution fits all
will soon have some plants without any
needs,” he said.
analog print units.
LIC Packaging President Bertoldo Piero
said that of the 150 million m2 of packaging
produced by LIC, 20 million m2 is printed.
“Supporting sustainable business solutions FEFCO would like to
is about meeting the needs of the market,” thank all the Technical
he said. “In my view, digital printing is the
future.”
Seminar Sponsors
Sponsor
Corrugated packaging industry innovation awards at FEFCO’s Lyon Technical Seminar
Inspiring and environment-friendly innovations in the controlling dryer settings. Dave Burgess
corrugated sector were celebrated with prestigious awards explained the closed-loop algorithm
on 27 October, at the end of the three-day FEFCO Technical that optimises drying levels, cutting
Seminar in Lyon. electricity costs on flexo printing units.

“The Fefco Technical Seminar has Best Innovation Bronze Award:

always been an ideal platform to make Graco Distribution BV
connections, gather knowledge and
experience the level of innovation
of our industry. This time the fact that we were
able to see, speak and meet in person with our
peers, colleagues and contacts was extremely
refreshing and spiced up the event after many
months of communicating in a virtual world.”
Marc Van Damme - FEFCO Operations & Innovation Committee
Chairman.
Dave Burgess
Recognisesd for
replacing hydraulic pumps with electric
double diaphragm pumps, reducing the
corrugated industry’s energy costs and
CO2 emissions.
Gaetan David highlighted the potential
impact on energy costs and emissions.
Gaetan David

Best Innovation Gold Award: Best Presentation Award:

Kyoto Group Bart Verbruggen (OMP NV)
Awarded for their proven method for Awarded for an excellent presentation
the electrification of process heat from on planning for sustainability, or
renewable sources such as wind and solar green planning, offering practical
energy using a thermal energy storage solutions to sustainability challenges
Lars Martinussen (TES) solution. in corrugated supply chains.
Lars Martinussen explained how this technology could reduce Bart Verbruggen
the corrugated industry’s dependence on energy with volatile Most Inspiring New Member
costs and supply. Award: C-TECH
Awarded to this Netherlands-
Sustainability Award: Kyoto Group based company for innovations in
Recognising their technology aimed at reducing carbon automation for multipoint folder
emissions and mitigating the corrugated industry’s impact on gluers, including pre-feeding,
the environment. bundling, and palletising of all
types of boxes, described by
Best Innovation Silver Award: Patrick Borgions.
JB Machinery
Awarded for Auto Dryer Control (ADC), a system reducing the
energy consumption of infrared (IR) dryers by automatically Patrick Borgions

Lifetime Achievement Lifetime Achievement Award:

Award: Mauro Adami (Fosber)
Since 1989, Mauro has developed
many applications on the Fosber
corrugating lines, with focus on
innovations and efficiency, easy
maintenance and cost-avoiding
Mauro Adami solutions. His passion for corrugated
and commitment to excellence has brought the corrugated
industry to a higher level.
Yves Bletterie (Bobst)
With a 37-year career in the
corrugated industry for Bobst, Yves
is a knowledgeable and respected
engineer who supported converters very
effectively with advice that helped the
sector become world class, innovative Yves Bletterie
and more efficient.

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EU Parliament dinner 13 September Strasbourg
A dinner debate organised by FEFCO in September at the European Parliament in Strasbourg was attended by
stakeholders from the corrugated cardboard sector and MEPs.
Participants from CEPI Containerboard (CCB) and FEFCO
The debate focused on the benefits of
corrugated packaging, how recycling and
reuse are complementary solutions, and
the fact that wiping out one in favour of the
other will have substantial consequences
for the environment, jobs in Europe and the
fulfilment of the EU Green Deal.
MEP Massimiliano Salini outlined the key
issue underlying the EU Packaging and
Packaging Waste (PPWR) legislation: the gap
between the PPWR and reality.
Central to that gap is its emphasis on reuse
rather than recycling, reflecting how the
objectives of the legislation shifted from
waste management to waste prevention.
“This shift represents a move from packaging
being an environmental discussion to a
lifestyle discussion,” said MEP Salini.
Attendees highlighted a key fact: cardboard
is already circular. Not only does the material
have a recycling rate that exceeds 90%, but
new material also contains on average 89%
recycled content. MEP Sean Kelly noted in his
remarks that circularity “is one of the ideals
of Europe at the moment.”
The discussion shone a light on some key
side effects and unintended consequences
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MEP Massimiliano Salini
of the PPWR that were ignored by the initial Fady Gemayel, FEFCO President
impact assessments.
For MEP Kelly, impact assessments
are needed but, currently, they are
not comprehensive enough. “Impact
assessments from the European Commission
look at economic, environmental and
social effects, but they don’t take into
account many side effects and unintended
consequences, including the potential
negatives around usage of water, increase of
traffic, logistics and environmental impacts.“
Saverio Mayer, FEFCO Vice President and CEO
Another key issue widely discussed at the Europe SKG
dinner was the rise of plastic production
and waste. With the well-known issues
surrounding plastic packaging, MEP Salini
stated that “it makes no sense to change
from cardboard back to plastic”.
FEFCO members attending reinforced their
pledge to reducing packaging waste and
meeting the EU’s 2050 climate targets.
Moreover, attendees called for continuing
focus on seeing reuse and recycling as MEP Sean Kelly
complementary solutions — an approach that
benefits the environment, society and the
economy.
PPWR refresher and update
The proposal
The Packaging and Packaging Waste
Regulation (PPWR) was published by the
European Commission in November 2022.
The legislation is complementary to the
objectives of the EU Green Deal and Circular
Economy Action Plan (CEAP). It aims to
reduce packaging waste, to harmonise
measures at European level and eventually
ensure packaging is recycled or reused.
The European Parliament’s Environment
Committee (ENVI) was assigned the file
in December 2022, with Belgian MEP
Frédérique Ries leading as the rapporteur.
Additionally, the Committee on Industry,
Research and Energy (ITRE) was given joint
competence on key articles for FEFCO.
Both committees adopted positions on the
legislation prior to the European Parliament’s
plenary vote held last 22 November.
FEFCO and its members have actively
engaged on the file over the past year, taking
part in the ongoing negotiations at both EU
and national level.
The Parliament vote
The European Parliament voted to approve
their position on the PPWR on 22 November
2023, with 426 votes in favour, 125 against
and 74 abstentions. Prior to the vote, many
alternative amendments were proposed by
different political groups, coalitions of MEPs
and the ITRE Committee. Some highlights
from the Parliament-approved proposal are
as follows:
• overall packaging reduction targets: 5% by
2030, 10 % by 2035 and 15 % by 2040.
• maintain the exemptions for cardboard for
transport packaging.
• restrictions on the use of certain single-
use packaging formats.
• ban on the use of PFAS (polyfluoroalkyl
substances) and Bisphenol A in food
contact packaging.
Several political groups commented on the
vote.
“By voting to ban ‘eternal’ pollutants in food
packaging, the European Parliament has
shown that it will not compromise with the
health of European citizens.” - Frédérique
Ries, Renew Europe
“While aiming for reuse, we must be aware
of packaging's life cycle. One cannot
generalise; single- use can still be the
best environmental solution in certain
circumstances.” - Massimiliano Salini,
European People’s Party.
“Our focus on promoting reusable packaging
and expanding recycling options reflects
our commitment to minimising the
environmental impact of single-use items
and fostering a circular economy.” - Delara
Burkhardt, Socialists & Democrats Group.
“Conservatives in Parliament unfortunately
managed to remove important restrictions
on superfluous single-use packaging,
demonstrating the influence of the single-
use lobby and fast-food corporations.
However, we secured support for stronger
recycling rules as well as preserving entirely
new reuse requirements.” - Grace O’Sullivan,
Greens/EFA.
Next steps
The Council must now adopt its general
approach on the PPWR, a political agreement
at Council level, before trialogue negotiations
can begin between the institutions.
The Spanish Presidency of the Council
played a crucial role in the coordination of
the Council position on the Commission's
legislative proposal. On 18 December
2023, the Council is expected to reach
an agreement on its general approach.
Therefore, the trialogue negotiations will
only begin in January 2024, under the
Belgian Presidency of the Council. However,
agreements will need to be reached quickly
as the legislation should be finalised well
before the EU elections take place on 6–9
June 2024. If negotiations are delayed, the
file will pass to the second half of 2024,
under the Hungarian Council Presidency.
For context, at the next European elections,
720 members of the Parliament will be
elected. They will vote to elect the new head
of the European Commission and approve
Commissioners.
FEFCO will continue its active stakeholder
engagement in the negotiations on the PPWR
to ensure the final legislation is beneficial
for both the environment and the internal
market.
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FEFCO activities
New Corresponding members
A big welcome to the new members who
have joined FEFCO in 2023!
Easternpak
www.easternpak.com
Saudi Arabia
Infinya Packaging
www.infinya.co.i
Israel
New members of the National
Directors Committee (NDC):
After years of representing the
Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI,
UK), Andrew Barnetson is stepping down,
to pursue his carrier development as
Executive Director for competitiveness. We
thank Andrew for his invaluable contribution
to FEFCO activities over the years. A warm
welcome to Dimitra Rappou, the new
CPI Executive Director for Sustainable
Products, who succeeds Andrew as the CPI
representative at the National Associations
Committee, and Phil Fenton, who will follow
all corrugated matters.
After five years as Executive Director,
Cosmin Alexandru Ionescu will leave the
Romanian Pulp and Paper Association
(ROMPAP) at the end of 2023 — our gratitude
to Cosmin for his great support. Since 1
November 2023, Altafinii Tudose assumes
this role. A warm welcome Altafinii, and best
wishes in your new position.
FEFCO team update
After nearly ten years, FEFCO Technical
Director Krassimira Kazashka has parted
ways with FEFCO to pursue a new career
opportunity. During her time, Krassimira
was particularly appreciated for her
FEFCO events
outstanding dedication and enthusiasm,
and her invaluable contribution to achieving FEFCO Summit 2024
important milestones in the work of FEFCO. Leading circularity
The FEFCO team and members wish her all 15–17 May 2024
the best in her new role. Athens, Greece
Additionally, the FEFCO secretariat bids Divani Appolon Hotel
farewell to Hana Gallego, FEFCO EU Public See FEFCO Home page
Affairs Officer, who will be embarking on a
new journey. FEFCO is grateful to Hana for
Other events
her contributions to the secretariat's work
throughout the past three years, particularly Fruit Logistica
her dedicated efforts on the challenging 7–9 February 2024
PPWR file. We extend our best wishes to Berlin, Germany
Hana for continued success and fulfilment www.fruitlogistica.com/en/
in all her future endeavours.
To fill the advocacy vacancy, Laura Cosmopack
Mazzei has joined FEFCO as EU Public 21–23 March 2024
Affairs Manager. Laura previously worked Bologna, Italy
as Account Manager in FIPRA’s Green www.cosmoprof.com/
Transition, Energy & Industrials Practice.
Other previous work includes advisor MACFRUT
for a leading global consumer goods 8–10 May 2024
company and an internship in the European Rimini Expo Center, Italy
Commission in the unit dealing with www.macfrut.com/en/
consumer goods and the food industry.
Furthermore, she has a good overview Drupa
on all matters related to green transition, 28 May–7June 2024
industrial matters and sustainable growth. Düsseldorf, Germany
Laura studied political sciences, and www.drupa.com
holds a Master’s Degree in European and
International Studies from the University of
Parma and a Master’s in Business Studies
from CIS.
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 GOING STRONG

NOT YOUR AVERAGE

FAMILY COMPANY
IT’S OFTEN THE CASE THAT WHEN FAMILY BUSINESSES GROW, THEY LOSE SOME OF THE
CHARACTER THAT MADE THEM SUCCESSFUL IN THE FIRST PLACE. BUT THIS IS DEFINITELY
NOT THE CASE AT SHELF-READY PACKAGING SPECIALIST EAST LANCASHIRE BOX CO,
THEY HAVE PROVEN TO BE A BLUEPRINT OF HOW FAMILY BUSINESSES CAN GROW WHILE
STAYING TRUE TO THEIR VALUES FOR ALMOST HALF A CENTURY.

result – East Lancashire Box Co

Left to right: Amy, Peter, David and Nick Ingham
came out of the pandemic stronger
than they were before it started.
As costs continue to rise due to
the cost-of-living crisis, inflation,
and supply chain issues, the
company has proven the only
way to offset these rising costs
is to be faster and more efficient
while maintaining its high quality.
“We’ve been able to hold on to
the business we picked up during
COVID” says Peter. “It’s entirely
down to the quality of service we
provide, and the speed at which
we provide it. That’s why efficiency
underpins every decision we make.”
The company recently installed
its third BOBST EXPERTFOLD
folder-gluer – this gluer has greatly
increased the speed of production
and added much-needed capacity.
“The extra gluing capacity that
the new Expertfold folder gluer
has given us enables us to not only
look for new business but also to
offer our confidential gluing service
to other packaging companies
with no gluing capability or to

E
ast Lancashire Box Co have
come a long way since they
began as a shoebox maker
set up by two brothers in 1981 – and
yet they remain just as much an
independent family company now
as it was then.
“Today, what you see on the
supermarket shelves is what
we’re all about,” says Peter Ingham,
Sales Director.
During the pandemic, the food
industry’s demand for Shelf Ready
Packaging exploded, and – as a
the larger integrated corrugated
companies where smaller gluing
volumes become a hassle
to produce,” says Peter.
This gluer is the seventh Bobst
machine to be installed as the
company continues to expand.

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GOING STRONG
“Many of our customers have been with us
for over 20 years. Our philosophy has been
to look after what we have, and then growth
can then be controlled and selective.”
PETER INGHAM, SALES DIRECTOR
Crash-lock gluing on the new BOBST EXPERTFOLD
It now operates from two sites –
high-quality printing, die-cutting,
and quality control all take place at
the 22,500 sq ft Rishton site, while
the gluing and finishing take place
a mile down the road at the 16,000
sq ft Clayton-Le-Moors facility.
Every step of their
manufacturing process is handled
by seasoned, experienced staff,
run on reliable machinery that
delivers quality, repeatable results,
all managed by brothers Nick and
Peter, and two of their children
David and Amy.
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WATCH IT
IN ACTION
Peter – along with his daughter
Amy – focuses on sales and
customer service, while his brother,
Nick, and his son David look after the
production side of the business. The
pair appear to have mastered the art
of succession without any drama.
They now employ 58 people
working at their two sites – 20 of
these 58 employees have worked
at the company for over 25 years.
Many are related; George Lockhart
who achieved the 25-year mark
in 2022 has had 18 off his family
work for the company and Susan
Thompson who achieved the same
milestone in 2022 has had 22 of her
family work for the company over
her 25 years. They pride themselves
on being a true family business.
Peter Ingham with Head Printer, Jonny Redfearn
Peter Ingham with BOBST VISION Operator,
Reece Lockhart
Peter and Nick have seen
the company grow into a highly
respected outfit within the UK’s
packaging industry. “Many of our
customers have been with us for
over 20 years,” Peter says. “Our
philosophy has been to look after
what we have, and then growth can
then be controlled and selective.

“We keep very little stock on-site,”
he continues. “What we print and cut
today is glued tomorrow and is out of
the door the following day. It’s a lean
process that is more efficient than
Just in Time. It relies and succeeds
on unbeatable communications
with our customers.”
The company has developed
a self-sufficiency that means, all
enquiries, samples and quotations
are personally responded to by a
member of the family within 24 hours.
Artwork and colour swatches are
created in-house, which speeds up
the process of getting approval for
a new or amended job. “With first-
time orders, we aim to deliver within
10 working days of everything being
signed off,” Peter says. “For repeat
orders, we aim for five working days
depending on board availability.
All orders are manufactured on
site on our own state-of-the-art
printers, die-cutters and gluers.”
Deliveries are made by the
company’s own vehicles, driven
by experienced drivers who have
worked for the company for a
number of years and who know
and respect their customers. Every
step, from production to delivery,
is made with this kind of personal
touch in mind.
This caring approach extends
to the planet, too. East Lancashire
Box Co is BRC accredited and
is in the process of applying for
FSC accreditation, showing how
the business continues to evolve
GOING STRONG
to meet market demands for
sustainability as it grows.
All waste cardboard is baled and
recycled, while much of the board
it uses is two-thirds recycled and
one-third virgin fibre and is 100%
recyclable. All their corrugated board
is manufactured by a FSC accredited
corrugated board supplier and 70%
of its inks are biodegradable and
made with vegetable oils.
When East Lancashire Box was
founded more than 40 years ago,
packaging was a means of getting
your goods to store, today packaging
has become a major tool in
displaying and selling your product.
In this ever-changing world, this
family business has learnt how to
change with the times. ■
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safety-relevant periphery in the
outdoor area. In September of that
year, the first Bahmüller TURBOX
specialty gluer was delivered and
after the system was successfully
installed, a palletising robot from
MuK was added. The machine
line, designed for maximum
performance, has been in operation
since October and is available for
numerous customer orders.
The overall project is currently
entering a further phase: in order to
familiarise employees with the new
systems and processes, training is
underway. Expansion of production
will create additional new jobs.
A labelling system will expand the
machine park by the end of this year.
The installation of a fully automated
logistics system, including a
state-of-the-art, fully automated
semi-finished goods warehouse,
is already being prepared for the
coming year, with the aim of finally
installing the second folder gluer
in the summer of 2024. With the
commissioning of this additional
line, the production capacity for
the different automatic packaging
EXPANSION AT PANTHER
at the Altonaer Wellpappenfabrik
will double. The work, which
has so far gone smoothly and
completely on schedule, will
be completed in August.
With the high-performance
systems and increased automation,
the Panther plant creates the
basis for even further improved
competitiveness and can reduce
production costs. For the numerous
customers, this means maintaining
the usual delivery reliability,
adherence to delivery dates and
the high quality of the packaging. ■
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CONTINUED SUCCESS FOR BOBST
SMALL BOX
PERFECTION
THE ENDURING SUCCESS OF BOBST’S FFG 618 FLEXO FOLDER GLUER
T
he BOBST FFG 618 inline
flexo folder gluer for smaller
format boxes can be found
in numerous production plants
across the world. With more than
300 installations, the FFG 618
has earned its place as the gold
standard in every aspect. From its
versatility and productivity to
the high reliability and excellent
folding quality, the FFG 618 offers
excellent performance.
The first iteration of the FFG 618
was introduced almost 25 years ago,
and the model remains one of the
leaders in its category. A true inline
box-making solution, the FFG 618
flexo folder gluer excels through its
capacity to handle the widest range
of boards, at high speeds of up to
26,000 sheets per hour.
Capable of producing small
complex boxes and shelf-ready
packaging using microflute to
doublewalled board materials, the
ergonomically designed and highly
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automated FFG 618 is also easy to
set up and change over to the next
job. This feature-rich machine is a
favourite with operators, while also
impressing business owners with its
remarkable output rate.
Customer Experiences
When speaking to various customers
who have invested in the FFG 618
flexo folder gluer over the years, they
consistently mention ‘productivity,
reliability, quality, robustness, and
ease of use’ when describing their
experience with the machine.
DS Smith has operations in
more 30 countries and 30,000+
employees. Daniele Morsut
manages the Quargnento and
Casarile plants in northern Italy,
which have a combined workforce
of 270. A new FFG 618 was recently
added to the machine park. He
explains, “Because its design
concepts and technological features
reflect our needs and ensure we can
Daniele Morsut,
Plant Manager for
Quargnento and
Casarile, DS Smith
meet the highest quality standards
required by our customers and the
market in general. The FFG 618 is
a flexible product with excellent
technological solutions, all designed
to make it more efficient and
durable over time. It has certainly
improved our productivity.”
The feedback from the operator
at DS Smith Packaging Italia
S.p.A. is equally enthusiastic. one
operator says, “Working on the
new FFG 618 has improved my
job, both in terms of faster setup

and the reduction in the amount of
manual intervention required. But
the main strength of the machine
is its production speed. The
increase between the old and new
casemaker has been remarkable,
as expected, defining month after
month new records.”
Further south in Italy in
Campolungo, is Ondulato Piceno Srl,
which operates seven converting lines
for producing a complete range of
corrugated packaging, mainly for the
food sector. The company bought a
FFG 618 to replace an older Martin 618,
choosing to stay with this product
line due to its proven reliability over
time and the improvements made.
Maurizio Borgioni, CEO, says, “We
believe that the focus on sustainability
will increase, with a constant search
for new solutions that reduce energy
consumption and material waste.
Maurizio Borgioni, CEO, Ondulato Piceno
Another equally important factor is
print quality: the role of packaging
has undergone a significant
transformation, evolving from its initial
function of purely protecting the
product to providing information, and
ultimately, attracting the consumer.”
Moreover, the productivity and
ease of changeovers were praised
by Ondulato Piceno’s Packaging
Production Manager, Biagino
Left to right:
Carsten Zier
(Owner and
General Manager)
and Matthias
Heiler (Operations
Manager),
K2 Verpackungen.
Sagripante, who says, “The FFG 618 is
easy to use; the interface is extremely
intuitive. Additionally, stoppages are
rare and the machine can maintain a
consistently high production speed.
We produce many formats at the
maximum speed of 26,000 sheets
per hour without any issues.”
K2 Verpackungen GmbH & Co.
KG in Germany – a subsidiary of
Udo Zier GmbH – produces all
types of corrugated transport
packaging. The customer spectrum
is broad, ranging from the
automobile industry to toothpaste
producers, explains Carsten Zier,
Owner and General Manager. The
family-owned company chose to
install the FFG 618 to expand its
production program to include
small-size boxes so it could offer
a whole new product range to
customers. A long-term partner of
Bobst, K2 was already operating a
mid-size FFG 924 NT RS line, which
meant the start-up and training on
the new machine was fairly simple.
Adding the FFG 618 also enabled
the manufacturer to reduce the
CONTINUED SUCCESS FOR BOBST
workload on the older machine,
which was running at full capacity.
“It is mission accomplished.
With the FFG 618 onboard,
we can assign the jobs to the most
suitable machine and no longer
operate in the borderline format
range. This capacity expansion
has definitely improved our
productivity and delivery times
significantly,” says Zier.
Another German customer is
G & G Preißer GmbH, a family-
owned company with 250
employees, which has grown its
production capacity considerably
over the past 10 years. Serving
global manufacturers in the
food and hygiene sectors, its
core products primarily include
shelf trays, folding boxes, and
corrugated board for displays.
The FFG 618 was one of four
new Bobst machines installed
when G & G moved into a large
new manufacturing facility in
2017. The others comprised an
EXPERTLINE 1.6, a MASTERFOLD
230, and an FFG 1636 NT.
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Technologies that are
Ready for Box Plant 2025
In an industry characterised
by innovation and progress,
a fascinating evolution is unfolding
– the Box Plant 2025 by
BHS Corrugated is not only
taking shape, but also establishing
new benchmarks. Customers
can look forward to an era of
increased productivity and
advanced automation.
More than just an ambitious
program and certainly more than
a bold vision, the announcement
of ‘Box Plant 2025’ in 2019 marked
a turning point in the corrugated
board industry. Its focus extends
beyond the corrugator itself,
considering the entire factory —
from the delivery of paper rolls
to the dispatch of the finished
corrugated board to the customer.
The approach is all inclusive,
integrating all processes of board
production using digital products
and intelligent software.
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iMotion – Autonomous
Intralogistics
A key aspect of the Box Plant
2025 concept is the introduction
of centrally and autonomously
controlled intralogistics – iMotion.
This technology uses the benefits
of digitalization and process
automation. At the same time,
it eliminates the challenges of
conventional intralogistics, such
as safety risks, high personnel
requirements, and delays in
production processes.
With the increasing trend of
shorter orders and frequent quality
changes, the risk of errors rises,
leading to a higher risk of accidents
involving both humans and
machines. Incorrect roll assignments,
in turn, result in significant losses
of time and material, impacting
production productivity. Through a
well-thought-out flow of driverless
transport processes, iMotion largely
eliminates the risk of human error,
establishing a secure and productive
intralogistics system.
The benefits are diverse:
■ Flexibility in times of skilled
labour shortages: automated
intralogistics increases flexibility
and independence from current
labour markets.
■ Relief for operating personnel:
the remaining operating
personnel experience reduced
physical workloads.
■ Reduction of safety risks:
iMotion eliminates the safety risk
posed by forklift traffic at the
facility or between roll storage
and pickup.
■ Flexibility: no foundation for
underfloor tracks or chains is
required for iShuttles®, allowing
routes to be easily adjusted with
minimal effort.
■ Intelligent data utilisation
through digitalization: the high
degree of digitalization allows
intelligent data utilisation. Via ID
allocation, the identity, position,
and condition of each roll can
be tracked in real-time and
assigned to the corresponding
iMotion
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From Starch to Finish
BW Papersystems, a division of
Barry-Wehmiller, manufactures
comprehensive corrugated
solutions from starch kitchens
to complete corrugators and
converting equipment. With a focus
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on quality, consistency, and value,
BWP offers multiple corrugator
lines to support any customer's
business objectives. BWP is
commitment to service and parts
ensures customers have access to
the highest levels of support ‘From
Starch to Finish’.
The Performance Corrugator
offers high productivity, making
flat well bonded sheets, controlled
with the Sentinel Process Control
System, and running at speeds that
can be configured up to 460 m/min
in 2500mm and 2850mm widths.
At the heart of corrugated
production is the wet-end. This
crucial unit encompasses a series of
specialised machines, each playing
a vital role in the transformation of
raw materials into the corrugated
sheets that form the backbone
of countless packaging solutions.
BW Papersystems scope of supply
goes from the starch kitchens that
lay the foundation for adhesive
strength to singlefacers that impart
the essential corrugated profile,
roll stands and splicers for paper
management, glue machines that
ensure bonding precision, and
doublefacers that bring the final
form to life – each component is
essential in creating board that is
strong, flat, and durable with an
excellent print surface for printing
and high-speed converting.
The starch mixing system
efficiently meets the increased
demand for wider and faster
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Syncro® 7
Navigating Industry
Challenges with
Innovative Solutions
As manufacturers grapple with
the demands of speed, quality,
and sustainability, eProductivity
Software’s Escada QCS and
Process Control technology
emerges as a guiding light, offering
pioneering solutions tailored for
the unique challenges of the wet
end of the corrugator.
Challenges in the industry:
the pressure to deliver high-
quality corrugated board, cater
to customisation demands, and
contend with the transformation
to digital print looms large.
Converters contend with the
complexities of more intricate
products and smaller lot sizes,
necessitating agility and innovation
on the production factory floor.
Rising costs and supply chain
constraints compound these
challenges, compelling corrugated
manufacturers to transform their
businesses to stay competitive.
Data-Driven Approach: Escada
recognises that the key
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to overcoming these challenges control system, is the linchpin of
lies in embracing a data-driven Escada’s wet-end control solution,
approach, particularly at the wet end comprehensively covering every
of the corrugator. Manufacturers phase of corrugator application,
must make informed decisions to from the roll stands to the take-off
work leaner, increase output, and conveyors.
minimise costs and waste. Syncro® 7 excels in accurately
Automation and Process Control: synchronising quality change
automation and reducing manual splices while creating minimal
intervention are paramount in waste. It automates the removal
addressing the challenges posed of waste and initiates the dry-end
by the current market dynamics. order change, ensuring reduced
The wet-end, being the genesis of waste and increased productivity.
the board production
process, requires
meticulous control
to ensure consistent,
repeatable quality
while minimising
waste.
Revolutionising
Wet-End Control
With more than
400 systems in use
globally, ePS Escada
has established
itself as a pioneer in
corrugator control
system design. Syncro® 7,
the single-point corrugator
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Smart Belt and

Smart Press
To expand its machinery range
and meet the latest corrugated
board industry requirements,
Fosber has introduced a new
Single Facer.
The new Smart Single Facer is
available in two pressure system
versions: belt (Smart Belt) or
automatic press roll with extended
nip design (Smart Press). Both
versions come in 370 m/min and
420 m/min production speeds and
in 2.5m and 2.8m working widths.
The Smart Belt gently but firmly
presses the upper liner against
the fluting tips around the 540mm
diameter upper corrugator roll,
eliminating any pressure marks.
This ensures that both the outer
and inner liners of the board are
indistinguishable from each other,
so beneficial for those plants who
want to print on both sides.
The Smart Press ‘kiss roll’
version with extended nip provides
a lower operating cost solution
for customers not requiring the
belt version.
As the cassettes are fully Some further technology enhancements have been implemented on the
interchangeable between both new Smart SF5 Single Facer:
versions, this allows the possibility ■ Integrated Kohler WaterDeck; ■ Active paper tension controls;
to configure the corrugator with ■ Extremely reactive curved ■ AC main motor and drive
one Smart Belt and one Smart. hotplates; technology.

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Ongoing Development
for the CF60
ISOWA Corporation introduced
a new cartridge type single facer
to the market in 2014. The model
CF60 comes with all their years of
knowledge and Isowa would like to
introduce to you some of the new
technology in the CF60.
Conventional cartridge
machines require a great deal
of time and energy to change
cartridges, and finding a place to
store the cartridge for large rolls
can also be a troublesome issue.
The CF60’s most important
feature more than anything
is characterised by being an
operator-friendly machine.
The cartridge replacement
process, which used to take about
15 minutes, can be completed
automatically in just five minutes
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piping to be
consolidated
in a neat
and simple
layout,
which saves
energy
resources.
Another
great
feature of
the CF60
is that it is
installed
as an
integrated
unit with
the pre-
heater
and pre-
conditioner,
so that
the pre-
heater rolls
by only one push of a button. are close enough to each other to
This evolutionary idea allows the prevent heat loss from the paper,
operator to be released from and the steam pressure can be set
the drudgery of dragging a new in detail, making it easy to adjust
cartridge all the way, pulling out the amount of heat applied.
heavy cartridge with much care, There are other operator-
inserting new one, and carrying friendly features, including:
the unneeded cartridge back to ■ Typical single facers have high
another location. noise levels and risks due to
In addition, conventional rotating rolls. The CF60 comes
cartridge type single facer can with an integrated camera
store one cartridge. But CF60 system which allows operators
can store two cartridges in one to monitor important parts of
unit, so there is no need to worry the machine interior. This allows
about where to store the unused them to monitor and adjust
cartridges every time of a flute critical elements such as paper
change. Since the replacement edge alignment, glue spread
rolls (cartridges) are already in the edge, temperature balance,
CF60 machine, the idling time for without entering the machine.
preheating can be shortened, and Being able to make such
some customers have been able to adjustments during production,
start production after five minutes from outside the machine,
idling instead of the usual 15-20 makes the CF60 a safe, reliable,
minutes. This allows the steam and easy to operate solution.
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Enhanced Double Backer
Upgrade Solution
The JKSP AirBond System provides
the capability to upgrade your
double backer performance to
enable increased running speeds,
reduced waste and improved and
consistent quality. Compatible
with all types of double backers it
replaces inefficient systems such as
weight rolls and shoes that do not
fully utilise the available heat in the
hotplates and provide a poor level
of process control. Often as a result
they cannot provide consistent and
even pressure causing reduced
running speeds, variable quality and
increased application of starch and
heat. The performance of the board
is then detrimentally effected due to
the out of scope process methods
being applied in an attempt to
compensate for poor and uneven
heat transfer in the double backer.
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AirBond utilises a special design,
operating with low air pressure
with no internal spring pressures
or mechanical links to overcome,
which ensures maximum and
even heat transfer efficiency and
moisture removal in the double
backer. Specifically designed to
enable moisture removal through
the body of the AirBond, enhancing
the bonding process and enabling
higher running speeds with
consistent production quality
and virtually zero maintenance /
running costs.
After gaining valuable feedback
from existing and prospective
customers around the world, on
what additional functionality
they would like to see added to
the AirBond system to further
enhance the automation and
efficiencies it could offer to the
corrugator, JKSP embarked into
a research and development
phase to enhance the overall
product offering to compliment
customer requirements.
The discussions revealed
several areas for possible system
expansion, as customers reported
they would like to see additional
controls added to provide
further enhanced process control
opportunities whilst still remaining
cost effective and offering a fast
return on investment.
The AirBond system always
offered excellent control within
the double backer with variable
control zones for the AirBond
modules, steam control of the
hotplates and paper temperature
monitoring of the sheet exiting the
double backer. The most popular
area identified by customers
was to take control of the paper
temperatures prior to the entry
of the double backer and also at
the single facers.
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Efficiency Redefined lines, numerous box manufacturing comprehensive intelligent control

units, and a robust distribution system. This robust partnership
– the JETS Series
system, the company stands as has not only strengthened their
Corrugator a leader in the field. Additionally, bond but has propelled Hengda
Recently, Long Hongzhang, the company boasts an annual Packaging to new heights in the
Production Vice General Manager, production capacity of 500 million fiercely competitive landscape.
Hubei Hengda Packaging Co., Ltd., sqm of corrugated board and boxes.
proudly shared the success story Precision in Every Detail
crafted by the J.S. Machine JETS A Pioneering Relationship Central to this successful narrative
Series intelligent corrugator. As a Hubei Hengda Packaging, through is the entire line intelligent control
longstanding friend of J.S. Machine, years of reliable collaboration, system developed by J.S. Machine,
their collaboration has blossomed stands as one of the premier which guarantees the quality of
into a partnership that goes beyond beneficiaries of J.S. Machine’s Hengda Packaging’s products.
mere business transactions.
Hubei Hengda Packaging Co.,
Ltd. is recognised as a ‘National
High-tech Enterprise’, specialising
in the research, development, and
production of paper packaging. The
company occupies an expansive
152,667 sqm, featuring production
facilities spanning 86,000 sqm and
warehouse space totalling 15,000
sqm. Equipped with multiple state-
of-the-art corrugator production

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New Global
Corrugator – NGC “We are excited to showcase this new
Mitsubishi introduce its latest
concept line to box plants around the world.”
generation of high speed
corrugator to the market in GIOVANNI BETTINI, SALES & MARKETING DIRECTOR, MHI EMEA

2022 – the New Global Corrugator

– NGC. Incorporating the tried
and tested ‘Steady State’ concepts,
the latest generation of Mitsubishi
corrugator offers even higher
performance, higher quality,
higher reliability and all while
producing less waste.

In Double Knife configuration,

the machine is able to handle
order changes at 400 m/min,
with maximum splice speeds
of 400 m/min for liner and
584 m/min for medium.
Technical improvements on
the NGC compared to previous
generations of machine include:
■ High speed splice with internal
tension control system, hitting
584mpm splice speed;
■ High speed bonding at
450 m/min on the Single Facer,
with automatic glue dam
control system;
■ Improved bottom knife slitting,
easy knife height adjustment,
steering and trim guide on the
Slitter Scorer;
■ Edge wiper on the glue roll on
the Glue Machine;
■ Gapless order change at
400 m/min on the Dry-End, ■ Enhanced Production Control control, speed control and
with easy to use Slitter Scorer; System, for overseeing quality operation support.

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Re-Engineering design also reduces PaperLink’s splice. As the brakes are employed,
installation time and freight costs. it brings the expiring web to
Projects Completed The PaperLink is a low-tension ‘zero-speed,’ while a high-pressure,
Quantum Corrugated has splicer for splice speeds up to low-impact rotating-nip is created,
integrated Fosber’s well-known 300 m/min, featuring a patented and the expiring web is severed –
technology within its portfolio to splice head design that performs all in the same single movement.
enhance its products. splices in a single continuous Another important feature
Thanks to the recent completion movement via a rotating nip design, is the precise tension control
of re-engineering projects on guaranteeing a strong, secure throughout the entire splice
its existing product ranges, in
conjunction with brand new
R&D developments, Quantum
Corrugated is able to offer
Fosber wet-end solutions to meet
each plant’s output and budget
requirements, as well as improving
the overall spare parts services for
its customer base. The PaperLink,
which is an integrated splicer and
roll stand, is one of the new features.
It is a lower-budget and
compact machine unit (standard
frame: 3910 mm; long frame: 4900
mm) that comes in versions for
250 m/min or 300 m/min splicing
speed. This compact design has
reduced PaperLink’s footprint not
only in machine direction but also
in machine width, making it an ideal
solution to improve paper change
cycles as a retrofit on older existing
corrugators. In addition, this PaperLink

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QSS Corrugator –
the Latest from Taiwan
Even after 40 years in business,
TCY remains at the forefront of
the industry, continuing research
and developing new technology in
corrugator and Flexo Folder Gluer
technology.
The latest QSS corrugator is
a Double Cut line with double
stacker, maximum speed of
350 m/min and paper width of
1800/2500mm. It combine TCY’s
latest technology, together with
Automation Control System and
the most reputable and reliable
components, producing more
than 12 million sqm per month,
with energy saving of >20%, steam
saving and minimal waste.
■ Auto Splicer SP-100MJQ: the
splicer enables quick paper
roll change at high speed to
maintain excellent board quality
and optimise the production
capacity. The four dancing roll
design with layers of paper
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accumulation, ensure highest,
successful splice rate. It includes
a Zero Tail feature to use up
to the last meter of the paper
roll. The cutting of the paper is
undertaken by a serrated knife
through pneumatic cylinder and
the splice unit moves to right/
left side for paper change and
splicing within one minute.
■ Single Facer QSF-N: the key unit
of the wet-end, QSF-N is the
latest positive blowing fingerless
type, proven in the industry to be
the best technology to provide
optimum FCT with uniform
bonding effects across the full
web with minimal glue usage.
For best results of better shape
forming and bonding, equipped with:
■ Pressure roll
Size: φ 450mm
■ Upper corrugating roll
Size: φ 520mm
■ Lower corrugating roll
Size: φ 320mm
■ Glue application roll
Size: φ 310mm
TCY’s cartridge design enables
quick flute change within 10 mins.
Automatic Glue Gap, glue dam
adjustment by production control
system with Auto Splicer enable
non-stop order change. A moveable
Glue Dam design with minimum
glue level detection, enables easy
cleaning and maintenance.
With a single facer guiding
system, it maintains excellent
centring of all papers to ensure
minimal paper wastage. The
integrated preheater and pre-
conditioner are specially located,
preventing heat loss, meaning
best bonding results at pre-set
temperate, with temperature
sensors. Another benefit is saving
of steam consumption, further
lowering operating cost.
The Glue Control System also
assures optimum glue application
with excellent glue saving.
The Webs are aligned on the
bridge through the Web Alignment
System to ensure consistent board
quality, and to minimise wastage.
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Starch Solution of the starch adhesive mixing response teams to develop the
process. Achieving all these targets most advanced automatic starch
While the topic of ‘starch adhesive’
is only possible with proper starch kitchen systems and customised
is not always highlighted in the
adhesive formulation and the chemical solutions, to meet the
corrugated industry, it does play a
correct mixing equipment system. highly diverse requirements of the
crucial role in production efficiency
modern industry.
and board quality of corrugated
Well Established
sheets, post printing and high-
CHC (Chuen Huah Chemical) was In Depth
speed converting. While plant
established in Taiwan in 1987. CHC’s engineering team recently
management typically focuses
Over the past 35 years, CHC has integrated an ultra-high shear mixer,
most of their attention on the larger
been committed to providing along with an inverter (VFD) control
capital projects, equipment and raw
effective bonding solutions for the and inline viscometer; to build a truly
materials, starch adhesive should
corrugated industry, according automatic starch kitchen/mixing
not be underestimated. Optimal
to the various board grades system, referred to as HYBRID MIX.
starch adhesive brings long-term
produced, the type and condition
and significant benefits to the entire
of corrugator equipment, and
corrugated production process.
performance expectations. By the
It’s not uncommon for today’s
end of the second decade, CHC
latest generation, high-speed
successfully developed their first
corrugators to run speeds in excess
fully automatic starch kitchen
of 400 m/min; with standard system, in order to standardise the
machine widths ranging from 2.5m starch adhesive mixing process.
to 2.8m (and even up to 3.3m), Over the past 15 years, CHC have
it’s fair to expect reasonable successfully installed over 550 fully
returns from such huge capital automatic starch adhesive mixing
expenditures, including the highest and auxiliary systems, serving
productivity, full automation and many leading global corrugated
lowest waste percentages. To groups (located in more than 30
keep these high-performance countries); they are committed to
corrugators running at optimal providing professional and quick
speed, it’s important to avoid
bonding issues related to starch
adhesive conditions, improve dry
starch usage, and increase energy
efficiencies.
In order to meet the high
quality and production demands,
starch adhesive needs to perform
optimally during application;
including, consistent batch-to-
batch viscosity, temperature
stability (at starch mixing system
and corrugator), low gelatinisation
temperatures, fast drying speeds,
with high wetting/penetration
rates to paper substrates; all while
being sustainable, with the ability
of reusing washup water as part Hybrid Mix

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Operating efficiency is an
important parameter to judge the
success of a project, according
to Fu Guoling, Project Director of
Nanning PM 2/3 and Zoucheng
PM 36/37 production line, and
continues, “Voith’s machines have
superior performance: PM 2 reaches
designed production within three
weeks after start-up, PM 3 within
two weeks”, Guoling explains.
“The paper is of excellent and
stable quality and has been very
well received by the market. At the
same time, excellent management
on both sides has significantly
shortened the project duration,
resulting in an even faster economic
profitability. In addition, the
installation of two machines for the
ANOTHER MILESTONE
“Excellent management on both sides
has significantly shortened the
project duration, resulting in an even
faster economic profitability.”
YING GUANGDONG, VICE GENERAL MANAGER AND CHIEF ENGINEER, SUN PAPER
left and right sides optimises the 520,000 tons. PM 3 produces paper
investment by reducing operating with a basis weight between 100-
and maintenance costs, maximising 160 gsm and has an annual capacity
the utilisation of raw materials, and of around 480,000 tons. As the
further improving economic return.” full-line supplier, Voith supplied
The PM 2 and PM 3 machines in all components from headbox to
Nanning have a wire width of 7.3 m reel, including industry-leading
and has achieved a design speed of automatic control systems and
1,200 m/min. PM 2 produces paper digitalization solutions from the
with a basis weight of 140-250 gsm Papermaking 4.0 portfolio, such as
and an annual capacity of around MCS, QCS and OnCare.Health. ■
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CORRUGATED PRINTERS
■ CMC INTL LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1244 323 322
info@cmc-int.com
www.cmc-int.com
CORRUGATORS COMPLETE
■ BHS CORRUGATED MASCHINEN-
UND ANLAGENBAU GMBH
Tel: +49 (0) 9605 919-0
info@bhs-world.com
www.bhs-world.com
■ BW PAPERSYSTEMS
Tel: +49 (0) 6103 38090
sales@bwpapersystems.com
www.bwpapersystems.com
■ FOSBER SPA
Tel: +39 0583 3891
info@fosber.it
www.fosber.it
■ GUANGDONG WANLIAN PACKAGING
MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Tel:+86 757 26603232
wl-export@wljx.com
www.wljx.com
■ HSIEH HSU MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Tel: +886-3-3221314
hsiehhsu@ms16.hinet.net
www.hsiehhsu.com.tw
❏ KUNSHAN HSIEH HSU
MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Bobby Lu
Tel: +86-0512-57868591
267202357@qq.com
■ J.S. CORRUGATING MACHINERY CO., LTD.
Tel: +86 27 83529959
itc@jspackmach.com
www.jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE RUSSIAN REGION
Tel: 0079035080899
https://jsmachine.ru/
ai@jsmachine.ru
❏ J.S. MACHINE SOUTH ASIA REGION
Tel: +86 13871183042
will.ren@jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE THAILAND REGION
Tel: +86 13597957152
baron.li@jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE VIETNAM REGION
Tel: +86 13886081851
chang.chen@jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDONESIA REGION
Tel: +86 17702728323
vincent.zhang@jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE AMERICAN REGION
Tel: +86 18627878001
alice.duan@jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE MEA REGION
Tel: +86 18672178377
eileen.hu@jspackmach.com
M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N !
BUYERS GUIDE
❏ J.S. MACHINE EUROPEAN REGION ❏ DUBAI
CORRUGATOR FINGERS, CLEAN OUTS,
Tel: +86 13476073068 Dubai Branch
STRIPPERS, GENERAL SPARES
mike.sun@jspackmach.com Mobile: +971 506457615
❏ J.S. MACHINE TURKEY REGION ■ C DENNIS mwzhaoguang@gmail.com
Tel: +86 15071212898 Tel: +44 (0)1268 574974
❏ INDIA
ivy.chen@jspackmach.com mike@cdennis.co.uk
India Office-Pune
www.cdennis.co.uk
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA REGION Mobile: +91 9512567648
Tel: +86 18627719439 CORRUGATOR ROLLS travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw
roy@jsmachine.com.cn
■ BHS CORRUGATED MASCHINEN- ■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA FACTORY MACHINERY MFG. CO., LTD
UND ANLAGENBAU GMBH
Tel: +91 7389901217; Tel: +886 3 3544888
Tel: +49 (0) 9605 919-0
+86 13807121003 tcy@tcy.com
info@bhs-world.com
adamwangzy@gmail.com www.tcy.com
www.bhs-world.com
■ MHI EUROPE LTD DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS
■ CHING FENG MACHINERY CO., LTD
Corrugating Machinery Division (ON-LINE)
Tel: +886-2-2680-6655
Tel: +31 (0)36 800 0004
www.mhie.com choutpei@ms24.hinet.net ■ ABACA (AN ADVANTIVE COMPANY)
www.cfmm.com.tw
Tel: +44 (0) 1695 555285
■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY Skype:cfmvanessachang
info@abaca.co.uk
CO., LTD.
■ FRIESE GMBH www.abaca.co.uk
Tel: +886 4 26153117
mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net Tel: +49 (0) 3 67 61 577 0
■ KIWIPLAN EUROPE LTD
www.mingwei.com mail@friese-rockwelle.de
Tel: +44 (0) 1543 273073
www.friese-rockwelle.de
❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN): www.kiwiplan.com/contact
Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. ■ SHANGHAI DASONG CORRUGATING
Tel: +86 769 82979100 ROLL CO. LTD DIECUT SECTIONS (RETROFIT)
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw Tel: +86-21-67652980
■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL
export@rmm-dasong.com
❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG): Tel: +39 039 67 03 69
Shangdong Ming Wei Package emea@rmm-dasong.com
info@bizzozeromica.it
Machinery Co., Ltd. www.rmm-dasong.com
www.bizzozeromica.it
Tel: +86 535 3206388 ■ SRC CORPORATION, LTD
Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw Tel: +82 31 491 2862 DIECUTTERS FLATBED
❏ DUBAI overseassales@srcroll.com
■ ALTRATECH LTD
Dubai Branch www.srcroll.com
Tel: +44 (0) 161 476 2424
Mobile: +971 506457615
■ SRC EUROPE SRL admin@altratech.co.uk
mwzhaoguang@gmail.com
Tel: +39 039 9633030 www.altratech.co.uk
❏ INDIA europe@srcroll.com
India Office-Pune ■ ASAHI MACHINERY EUROPE GMBH
www.srcroll.com
Mobile: +91 9512567648 Tel: +49(0)2602–1800-51
travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw ■ TIRUÑA S.L. info@asahi-machinery-europe.com
Tel: +34 948 355 108 www.asahi-machinery-europe.com
■ QUANTUM CORRUGATED SRL talleresiruna@tiruna.com
Tel: +39 039 60871 ■ BAYSEK MACHINES, INC
www.tiruna.es
sales@qcorr.com Tel: 715.824.5300
www.quantumcorrugated.com ❏ TIRUÑA UK sales@baysek.com
Tel: +44 (0) 1462 642991 www.baysek.com
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU uk.office@tiruna.com
MACHINERY MFG. CO., LTD www.tiruna.com ■ BOBST SA
Tel: +886 3 3544888 Tel: +41 21 6212111
❏ TIRUÑA AMERICA INC
tcy@tcy.com www.bobst.com
www.tcy.com Tel:+1 920 3386650
sales@tirunaamerica.com ❏ UK OFFICE:
■ YUELI MACHINERY CO., LTD. www.tirunaamerica.com Bobst Group (UK & Ireland) Limited
Tel : + 886-4- 2359 1221 Tel: +44 (0) 1527 519700
sales@mail.yueli.com.tw CORRUGATOR SCHEDULING sales.uk@bobstgroup.com
www.yueli.com.tw www.bobst.co.uk
■ ABACA (AN ADVANTIVE COMPANY)
Tel: +44 (0) 1695 555285
CORRUGATOR BELTS ■ CUIR CCM
info@abaca.co.uk Tel: +33 (0)3 21 69 25 25
■ NIPPON TOKKEN KOGYO CO LTD www.abaca.co.uk info@cuir.com
Tel: +81 (0) 480 61 2221 www.cuir.com/en
info@nippon-tokken.co.jp ■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS)
www.nippon-tokken.co.jp Tel: +1 412-690-3050 ■ DIECUT UK LTD
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com Tel: +44 (0)845 200 4076
CORRUGATOR CUTOFFS, https://eproductivitysoftware.com info@diecutuk.com
DIRECT DRIVES
■ KIWIPLAN EUROPE LTD www.diecutuk.com
■ QINGDAO KAITUO-NC EQUIPMENT Tel: +44 (0) 1543 273073 ■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH
CO., LTD www.kiwiplan.com/contact Tel: +49 9383 2050
Tel: 0086-532-88977284
■ OMP info@goepfert.de
Mobile: 0086-18562782959
Tel: +32 3 650 22 11 www.goepfert.de
sales@kaituo.cn
info@omp.com www.goepfert.com
Skype: Qingdao_Kaituo_China
https://omp.com ❏ UK & IRELAND
■ STOCK MASCHINENBAU GMBH
Tel: +44 (0) 1729 840209
Tel: +49 (0) 6646 9608 0 CORRUGATOR – SINGLE FACER sales@chrisward.eu
info@stock-maschinenbau.de
www.stock-maschinenbau.de ■ MHI EUROPE LTD
■ I D MACHINERY LTD
Tel: +31 (0)36 800 0004 Tel: +44 (0) 1908 321778
www.mhie.com
CORRUGATOR DRY-END sales@idmachinery.com
■ QINGDAO KAITUO-NC EQUIPMENT ■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY www.idmachinery.com
CO., LTD CO., LTD.
■ SEEMI
Tel: 0086-532-88977284 Tel: +886 4 26153117
Tel: +33 5 45 67 10 40
Mobile: 0086-18562782959 mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net
seemi@seemi.fr
sales@kaituo.cn www.mingwei.com
www.seemi.com
Skype: Qingdao_Kaituo_China ❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN):
Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. ■ TMZ TROQUELADORAS, SL.
■ WANWEI PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Tel: +86 769 82979100 Tel: +34 976 473285
CO., LTD. (WWPE)
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw tmz@tmz.es
Tel: 0086-532-81153068
www.tmz.es
Mobile: 0086-138-64804571 ❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG):
wanwei@wwpe.net Shangdong Ming Wei Package ■ YOUNG SHIN INDUSTRIES LTD
Skype: wwpe_corrugated Machinery Co., Ltd. Tel: +82 53 582 8800
MSN: nickfleuve38@hotmail.com Tel: +86 535 3206388 diecutter@diecutter.co.kr
www.wwpe.net Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw www.diecutter.co.kr
For North America call (910) 553 4055 | For Europe and
the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
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■ POLICART ANVIL COVERS ❏ J.S. MACHINE EUROPEAN REGION ❏ KOREA

DIECUTTERS FLATBED
Tel: +39 0331 691600 Tel: +86 13476073068 CWL Co., Ltd.
SEMI-AUTOMATIC
info@policartsrl.com mike.sun@jspackmach.com Tel: +82-2-881-5881
■ BAYSEK MACHINES, INC www.policartsrl.com ❏ J.S. MACHINE TURKEY REGION jbkolbekim@cwl.kr
Tel: 715.824.5300 ■ RODICUT Tel: +86 15071212898 ❏ LATIN AMERICA (EX. BRAZIL, CEN.
sales@baysek.com Tel: +34 986 33 52 50 ivy.chen@jspackmach.com AMERICA, MEXICO, CARIBBEAN):
www.baysek.com info@rodicut.com ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA REGION Eskamaq Latinamerica
■ YOUNG SHIN INDUSTRIES LTD www.rodicut.com Tel: +86 18627719439 Mob: +54 9 343 5034079
Tel: +82 53 582 8800 roy@jsmachine.com.cn Sven@eskamaq.com
diecutter@diecutter.co.kr DIECUTTERS ROTARY
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA FACTORY ❏ SLOVENIA, CROATIA, MONTENEGRO,
www.diecutter.co.kr ■ BW PAPERSYSTEMS Tel: +91 7389901217; KOSOVO, ROMANIA, BULGARIA AND
Tel: +49 (0) 6103 38090 +86 13807121003 ALBANIA:
DIECUTTERS HAND-PLATEN sales@bwpapersystems.com adamwangzy@gmail.com MDA Vision
■ ALTRATECH LTD
www.bwpapersystems.com Tel: +38 1 (0) 63 326 685
■ SHANGHAI UPG INT’L TRADING CO LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 161 476 2424 ■ CMC INTL LTD Tel: +86 63173900 arber@mdavision.com
admin@altratech.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 1244 323 322 sales@shanghai-upg.com ❏ SPAIN & PORTUGAL
www.altratech.co.uk info@cmc-int.com www.shanghai-upg.com Hermavilla
www.cmc-int.com Tel: +34 986 483 515
DIECUTTING JACKETS/ BLANKETS/ DIGITAL SINGLE-PASS INKJET
COVERS: URETHANE ■ DONGFANG PRECISION WEB PRESSES info@hermavilla.com
Tel: +86-757-86692362 www.hermavilla.com
■ DICAR INC. ■ BHS CORRUGATED MASCHINEN-
market1@vmtdf.com ❏ UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND:
Tel: +1 973 575 1174 UND ANLAGENBAU GMBH
www.vmtdf.com Transtech Equipment Ltd
dicar@dicar.com Tel: +49 (0) 9605 919-0
www.dicar.com ■ ENGICO SRL info@bhs-world.com Tel: +353 9064 85197
Tel: +39 039 2457 847 Mob: +44 7831 857 027
❏ EUROPE www.bhs-world.com
sales.converting@engico.com stan.kiernan@gmail.com
Dicar B.V.
Tel: +31-512-582 682 www.engico.com DIVIDERS SOLID BOARD
DUST EXTRACTION
sales@dicar.eu ■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH ■ INTERLOK DIVISIONS LTD
Tel: +49 9383 2050 Tel: +44 (0) 1475 707669 ■ AIR PROJECT S.R.L.
❏ ASIA
HONG KONG / CHINA info@goepfert.de sales@interlokdivisions.com Tel: +39 039 9284684
Yisheng Printing Equipment Co. www.goepfert.de www.interlokdivisions.com info@air-project.it
Tel: 011-86-138-2615-6065 www.goepfert.com www.air-project.it
terry.yjys@gmail.com ❏ UK & IRELAND DOWN STACKERS (AUTO)
■ DELTA NEU LIMITED
❏ INDONESIA Tel: +44 (0) 1729 840209 ■ QINGDAO KAITUO-NC EQUIPMENT Tel: +44 (0)161 456 5511
Pt. Morin Internusa sales@chrisward.eu CO., LTD mail@delta-neu.co.uk
Tel: +62-21-6338578-9 ■ KOLBUS UK LTD Tel: 0086-532-88977284 www.delta-neu.co.uk
schan@cbn.net.id Tel: +44 (0)1525 309 309 Mobile: 0086-18562782959
www.morin.co.id sales@kaituo.cn ■ HÖCKER POLYTECHNIK GMBH
sales@kolbus.co.uk
Skype: Qingdao_Kaituo_China Tel: +49 5409 405-0
❏ MALAYSIA www.kolbus.co.uk
info@hpt.net
Sharp Die Cutting Mould Sdn Bhd DRYING/CURING SYSTEMS (IR + UV) www.hoecker-polytechnik.de
■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP.
Tel: +603-7980 8833
Tel: +886-3-4970929
sales@sharpdie.com ■ JB MACHINERY INC ■ NESTRO® LUFTTECHNIK GMBH
sales@lmc.com.tw
Tel: +1 203 544 0101 Tel+49 36694 41-0
❏ PHILIPPINES www.lmc.com.tw
wbird@jbmachinery.com m.haege@nestro.de
Aktiv Multi Trading Co. Phils
Tel: +63-82-221-1582 ■ BOBST LYON ❏ AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND: www.nestro.com
amtrac_dvo@yahoo.com Tel: +33 4 72 14 74 74 Revolution Industrial Pty Ltd.
www.bobst.com ■ NEW AERODINAMICA SRL
Tel: +61 (0)3 9452 8000
❏ AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND RCS Lyon B 301 165 841 Tel: +39 035 81 04 08
chris.hope@revolutionind.com.au
Urethane & Machinery Supplies No. TVA: FRA 56301165841 info@newaerodinamica.com
Tel: +61-2-9680-7944 ❏ BRAZIL, CEN. AMERICA, MEXICO, www.newaerodinamica.com
peterk@ums.net.au ■ SUN AUTOMATION CARIBBEAN, S. AFRICA & ASIA:
Tel: +1 410 472 2900 Goettsch International, Inc. EFFLUENT PLANT/SYSTEMS
❏ CANADA info@SunAutomation.com Tel: +1 513-563-6500
Ron Ferguson – Sales Manager at info@goettsch.com ■ CTECH EUROPE LTD
Conray Engineered Products ❏ UK REGION SALES OFFICE:
Tel: +44 117 9401 777 www.goettsch.com Tel: +44 (0) 151 336 7775
Dicar Representative for Canada sales@ctech-europe.com
Cell: +1 416-420-2833 rob.dal.lago@sunautomation.co.uk ❏ EUROPE:
CorruSystems B.V. www.ctech-europe.com
Office: +1 905-264-1292 ■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU
ron-conray1@bellnet.ca Tel: +31 (0) 55 3602077 ■ JLJ EFFLUENT ENGINEERING LTD
MACHINERY MFG. CO., LTD
Mob: +31 (0) 6 12372900 Tel: +44 (0) 1942 720445
❏ SOUTH AMERICA Tel: +886 3 3544888
tcy@tcy.com mtermaat@corrusystems.nl enquiries@jlj-group.co.uk
Ralph Nunez www.corrusystems.com
Technical Sales and Service: www.tcy.com www.jlj-group.co.uk
Latin America ❏ FRANCE & N. AFRICA
DIGITAL PRESS FURIC SAS FLEXO POST PRINTERS (OFFLINE)
Tel: +1-954-344-3693
ralphn@dicarinc.net Tél: +33 (0)2 47 64 32 68
■ J.S. CORRUGATING MACHINERY CO., LTD. ■ BOBST SA
Romain Taylor laurent.vayssiere@furic-sas.com
Tel: +86 27 83529959 Tel: +41 21 6212111
Technical Sales and Service: www.furic-sas.com
itc@jspackmach.com www.bobst.com
Central and Latin America www.jspackmach.com ❏ GREECE
Tel: (011) 506 8368 6801 Omnicom ❏ UK OFFICE:
❏ J.S. MACHINE RUSSIAN REGION Bobst Group (UK & Ireland) Limited
romaint@dicarinc.net Tel: +30 (21) 0331 8512
Tel: 0079035080899 Tel: +44 (0) 1527 519700
Enver Alvarez https://jsmachine.ru/ t.papadimitriou@omnicomsa.gr
Tel: +1 954-258-8126 sales.uk@bobstgroup.com
ai@jsmachine.ru ❏ INDIA
envera@dicarinc.net www.bobst.co.uk
Suba Corrugations Private Limited
❏ J.S. MACHINE SOUTH ASIA REGION
❏ ARGENTINA / CHILE Tel: +86 13871183042 Naresh Chandru (Director) ■ CUIR CCM
Comercio Digital S.R.L. will.ren@jspackmach.com Mobile: +91-93805 15024 Tel: +33 (0)3 21 69 25 25
Tel: +54-47-76-4440 naresh@keenmatics.com info@cuir.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE THAILAND REGION www.cuir.com/en
❏ MEXICO ❏ ISRAEL
Tel: +86 13597957152
ALHU International, Inc. (Headquarters) baron.li@jspackmach.com C&C.Equipment – Israel ■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH
Tel: +1-915-845-2548 Tel: +972-9-7496057 Tel: +49 9383 2050
❏ J.S. MACHINE VIETNAM REGION Mobile: +972-54-4609295
ALHU@ALHU.com info@goepfert.de
Tel: +86 13886081851 cobi.gottfried@gmail.com
www.ALHU.com www.goepfert.de
chang.chen@jspackmach.com
ALHU International De Mexico ❏ ITALY www.goepfert.com
Tel: +52-55-5378-0433 ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDONESIA REGION Logics S.r.l.
www.ALHU.com Tel: +86 17702728323 ❏ UK & IRELAND
Mob: +39 335 7165398
Contact: Bradley Huges vincent.zhang@jspackmach.com Fax: +39 348 0513174 Tel: +44 (0) 1729 840209
marco.visani@logics.it sales@chrisward.eu
❏ AFRICA ❏ J.S. MACHINE AMERICAN REGION
Dennes Engineering Tel: +86 18627878001 ❏ JAPAN ■ BOBST LYON
Tel: +27-21-5116041 alice.duan@jspackmach.com Yuukosha Cito Trading Co., Ltd. Tel: +33 4 72 14 74 74
info@dennes.co.za ❏ J.S. MACHINE MEA REGION Contact: Yuzo Taniguchi www.bobst.com
www.dennes.co.za/index.php/ Tel: +86 18672178377 Tel: +81-3-3528-9930 RCS Lyon B 301 165 841
corrugated/ eileen.hu@jspackmach.com chief@yct.co.jp No. TVA: FRA 56301165841

For North America call (910) 553 4055 | For Europe and
M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N ! the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
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■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH ❏ REVICART DEPARTMENT ■ VEGA S.R.L.

FLEXO PRINTER SLOTTERS
Tel: +49 9383 2050 Tel: +39 02 99 04 6212-3 Tel: +39 02 99 04 6212
■ ENGICO SRL info@goepfert.de revicart@vegagroup.it info@vegagroup.it
Tel: +39 039 2457 847 www.goepfert.de www.vegagroup.it
❏ AGENT FOR UK + IRELAND
sales.converting@engico.com www.goepfert.com
GTS Europe Ltd ❏ REVICART DEPARTMENT
www.engico.com ❏ UK & IRELAND Tel: +39 02 99 04 6212-3
Tel: +44 (0)1622 873187
■ J.S. CORRUGATING MACHINERY CO., LTD. Tel: +44 (0) 1729 840209 info@gtseurope.co.uk revicart@vegagroup.it
Tel: +86 27 83529959 sales@chrisward.eu www.gtseurope.co.uk ❏ AGENT FOR UK + IRELAND
itc@jspackmach.com ■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP. GTS Europe Ltd
www.jspackmach.com Tel: +886-3-4970929 FOLDER GLUERS (CORRUGATED) Tel: +44 (0)1622 873187
❏ J.S. MACHINE RUSSIAN REGION sales@lmc.com.tw ■ WILHELM BAHMÜLLER MASCHINENBAU info@gtseurope.co.uk
Tel: 0079035080899 www.lmc.com.tw UND PRÄZISIONSWERKZEUGE GMBH www.gtseurope.co.uk
https://jsmachine.ru/ ■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY Tel: +49 (0) 7181 809-0
ai@jsmachine.ru GLUE DETECTION
CO., LTD. info@bahmueller.de
❏ J.S. MACHINE SOUTH ASIA REGION Tel: +886 4 26153117 www.bahmueller.de ■ BAUMER HHS LTD
Tel: +86 13871183042 mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net Tel: +44 (0) 1733 391333
■ BOBST SA
will.ren@jspackmach.com www.mingwei.com sales.uk@baumerhhs.com
Tel: +41 21 6212111
www.baumerhhs.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE THAILAND REGION ❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN): www.bobst.com
USA Tel: (1) 937 886 3160
Tel: +86 13597957152 Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd.
❏ UK OFFICE:
baron.li@jspackmach.com Tel: +86 769 82979100 ■ ERO GLUING SYSTEMS
Bobst Group (UK & Ireland) Limited
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw Tel: +39 030 273 1503
❏ J.S. MACHINE VIETNAM REGION Tel: +44 (0) 1527 519700
Tel: +86 13886081851 ❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG): info@ero-gluers.com
sales.uk@bobstgroup.com
Shangdong Ming Wei Package www.ero-gluers.com
chang.chen@jspackmach.com www.bobst.co.uk
Machinery Co., Ltd. ■ VALCO MELTON
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDONESIA REGION ■ DIECUT UK LTD
Tel: +86 535 3206388 World Headquarters
Tel: +86 17702728323 Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw Tel: +44 (0)845 200 4076
vincent.zhang@jspackmach.com Tel: +1 513 874 6550
info@diecutuk.com
❏ DUBAI ask@valcomelton.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE AMERICAN REGION Dubai Branch www.diecutuk.com
European Headquarters
Tel: +86 18627878001 Mobile: +971 506457615 Tel: +34 948 321 580
■ JD ENGINEERS
alice.duan@jspackmach.com mwzhaoguang@gmail.com info@valcomelton.es
+31(0)88 5521 100
❏ J.S. MACHINE MEA REGION ❏ INDIA info@jdengineers.nl www.valcomelton.com
Tel: +86 18672178377 India Office-Pune www.jdengineers.nl
eileen.hu@jspackmach.com GLUING EQUIPMENT
Mobile: +91 9512567648
■ J.S. CORRUGATING MACHINERY CO., LTD.
❏ J.S. MACHINE EUROPEAN REGION travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw ■ BAUMER HHS LTD
Tel: +86 27 83529959
Tel: +86 13476073068 Tel: +44 (0) 1733 391333
■ SHANGHAI UPG INT’L TRADING CO LTD itc@jspackmach.com
mike.sun@jspackmach.com sales.uk@baumerhhs.com
Tel: +86 21 63177436 www.jspackmach.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE TURKEY REGION sales@shanghai-upg.com www.baumerhhs.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE RUSSIAN REGION USA Tel: (1) 937 886 3160
Tel: +86 15071212898
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY Tel: 0079035080899
ivy.chen@jspackmach.com ■ ERO GLUING SYSTEMS
MFG. CO., LTD https://jsmachine.ru/
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA REGION Tel: +886 3 3544888 ai@jsmachine.ru Tel: +39 030 273 1503
Tel: +86 18627719439 tcy@tcy.com info@ero-gluers.com
❏ J.S. MACHINE SOUTH ASIA REGION www.ero-gluers.com
roy@jsmachine.com.cn www.tcy.com
Tel: +86 13871183042
❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA FACTORY will.ren@jspackmach.com ■ VALCO MELTON
FOLDER GLUERS
Tel: +91 7389901217; (AUTO 4 & 6 CORNER) World Headquarters
❏ J.S. MACHINE THAILAND REGION Tel: +1 513 874 6550
+86 13807121003
adamwangzy@gmail.com ■ WILHELM BAHMÜLLER MASCHINENBAU Tel: +86 13597957152 ask@valcomelton.com
UND PRÄZISIONSWERKZEUGE GMBH baron.li@jspackmach.com European Headquarters
■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP. Tel: +49 (0) 7181 809-0 Tel: +34 948 321 580
❏ J.S. MACHINE VIETNAM REGION
Tel: +886-3-4970929 info@bahmueller.de info@valcomelton.es
Tel: +86 13886081851
sales@lmc.com.tw www.bahmueller.de www.valcomelton.com
chang.chen@jspackmach.com
www.lmc.com.tw
■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDONESIA REGION GLUE AND METERING ROLLS
■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY Tel: +39 039 67 03 69 Tel: +86 17702728323
CO., LTD. info@bizzozeromica.it ■ APEX EUROPE B.V.
vincent.zhang@jspackmach.com
Tel: +886 4 26153117 www.bizzozeromica.it Tel: +31 (0) 497 36 11 11
mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net ❏ J.S. MACHINE AMERICAN REGION
info@apex-europe.com
www.mingwei.com ■ BOBST SA Tel: +86 18627878001 www.apex-groupofcompanies.com
Tel: +41 21 621 2111 alice.duan@jspackmach.com
❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN): www.bobst.com
Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. ❏ J.S. MACHINE MEA REGION HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS
Tel: +86 769 82979100 ❏ UK OFFICE: Tel: +86 18672178377 ■ JKSP SERVICES LTD
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw Bobst Group (UK & Ireland) Limited eileen.hu@jspackmach.com Tel: +44 (0) 1925 572878
Tel: +44 (0) 1527 519700
❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG): ❏ J.S. MACHINE EUROPEAN REGION sales@jkspservices.com
sales.uk@bobstgroup.com
Shangdong Ming Wei Package Tel: +86 13476073068 www.jkspservices.com
www.bobst.co.uk
Machinery Co., Ltd. mike.sun@jspackmach.com
■ SIMON CORRUGATING MACHINERY LTD
Tel: +86 535 3206388 ■ JD ENGINEERS
❏ J.S. MACHINE TURKEY REGION
Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw +31(0)88 5521 100 ❏ SIMON NORTH EUROPE
Tel: +86 15071212898
info@jdengineers.nl Tel: +44 1928 703 410
❏ DUBAI ivy.chen@jspackmach.com
www.jdengineers.nl sales@simoncorrugating.com
Dubai Branch ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA REGION www.simoncorrugating.com
Mobile: +971 506457615 ■ KOENIG & BAUER DURAN (OMEGA)
Tel: +86 18627719439 ❏ SIMON CENTRAL EUROPE
mwzhaoguang@gmail.com Tel: +90 212 886 30 31
roy@jsmachine.com.cn Tel: +49 2162 290 64
❏ INDIA omegafoldergluers@koenig-bauer.com
https://duran.koenig-bauer.com ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA FACTORY Mob: +49 1714 535 326
India Office-Pune
Tel: +91 7389901217; simon@simon-container.de
Mobile: +91 9512567648 ❏ DISTRIBUTOR IN UK AND IRELAND
+86 13807121003 www.simoncorrugating.com
travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw Friedheim International Ltd
Tel: +44 1442 206100 adamwangzy@gmail.com ❏ SIMON EAST EUROPE
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY webenquiries@friedheim.co.uk Tel: +48 5868 363 17
■ KOENIG & BAUER DURAN (OMEGA)
MFG. CO., LTD www.friedheim.co.uk Mob: +48 6076 067 40
Tel: +886 3 3544888 Tel: +90 212 886 30 31
simon@simonpolska.pl
tcy@tcy.com ■ KOLBUS AUTOBOX omegafoldergluers@koenig-bauer.com
www.simoncorrugating.com
www.tcy.com Tel: +44 (0)1525 379 359 https://duran.koenig-bauer.com
sales@autoboxmachinery.com ❏ DISTRIBUTOR IN UK AND IRELAND HEAVY DUTY CONVERTING
FLEXO FOLDER GLUERS www.autoboxmachinery.com Friedheim International Ltd EQUIPMENT
■ BW PAPERSYSTEMS ■ SHANGHAI UPG INT’L TRADING CO LTD Tel: +44 1442 206100 ■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL
Tel: +49 (0) 6103 38090 Tel: +86 63173900 webenquiries@friedheim.co.uk Tel: +39 039 67 03 69
sales@bwpapersystems.com sales@shanghai-upg.com www.friedheim.co.uk info@bizzozeromica.it
www.bwpapersystems.com www.shanghai-upg.com www.bizzozeromica.it
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY
■ DONGFANG PRECISION ■ VEGA S.R.L. MFG. CO., LTD ■ KOLBUS AUTOBOX
Tel: +86-757-86692362 Tel: +39 02 99 04 6212 Tel: +886 3 3544888 Tel: +44 (0) 1525 379 359
market1@vmtdf.com info@vegagroup.it tcy@tcy.com sales@autoboxmachinery.com
www.vmtdf.com www.vegagroup.it www.tcy.com www.autoboxmachinery.com

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M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N ! the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
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■ WILHELM BAHMÜLLER MASCHINENBAU ■ JB MACHINERY INC ■ BW PAPERSYSTEMS

INTEGRATED BUSINESS SYSTEM
UND PRÄZISIONSWERKZEUGE GMBH Tel: +1 203 544 0101 Tel: +49 (0) 6103 38090
Tel: +49 (0) 7181 809-0 wbird@jbmachinery.com sales@bwpapersystems.com ■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS)
info@bahmueller.de ❏ AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND: www.bwpapersystems.com Tel: +1 412-690-3050
www.bahmueller.de Revolution Industrial Pty Ltd. contact@eproductivitysoftware.com
■ EMBA MACHINERY AB https://eproductivitysoftware.com
Tel: +61 (0)3 9452 8000 Tel: +46 19 300500
HIGH-BAY WAREHOUSE chris.hope@revolutionind.com.au info@emba.com ■ OMP
■ MINDA INDUSTRIEANLAGEN GMBH ❏ BRAZIL, CEN. AMERICA, MEXICO, www.emba.com Tel: +32 3 650 22 11
Tel: +49 571 3997 0 CARIBBEAN, S. AFRICA & ASIA: info@omp.com
Goettsch International, Inc. ■ ENGICO SRL https://omp.com
corrugated@minda.com
Tel: +1 513-563-6500 Tel: +39 039 2457 847
www.minda.com
info@goettsch.com sales.converting@engico.com IR, UV LED DRYING EQUIPMENT
HIGH BOARD LINE FLEXO PRINTER www.goettsch.com www.engico.com
■ BALDWIN TECHNOLOGY INC
❏ EUROPE: ■ J.S. CORRUGATING MACHINERY CO., LTD. Tel: +44 (0)1753 558000
■ CELMACCH GROUP S.R.L.
CorruSystems B.V. Tel: +86 27 83529959 lee.simmonds@baldwintech.com
Tel: 0039 030 9990470
Tel: +31 (0) 55 3602077 itc@jspackmach.com www.baldwintech.com
info@celmacchgroup.com
Mob: +31 (0) 6 12372900 www.jspackmach.com ❏ AGENT FOR U.S.
www.celmacchgroup.com
mtermaat@corrusystems.nl ❏ J.S. MACHINE RUSSIAN REGION Technoflex
■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH www.corrusystems.com Tel: 0079035080899 Tel: +1 770 439 9004
Tel: +49 9383 2050 ❏ FRANCE & N. AFRICA https://jsmachine.ru/ www.technoflexinc.com
info@goepfert.de FURIC SAS ai@jsmachine.ru ❏ AGENT FOR FINLAND
www.goepfert.de Tél: +33 (0)2 47 64 32 68 Aketa
❏ J.S. MACHINE SOUTH ASIA REGION
www.goepfert.com laurent.vayssiere@furic-sas.com Tel: +358 (0) 407 071 579
Tel: +86 13871183042
www.furic-sas.com www.aketa.fi
will.ren@jspackmach.com
HOT MELT GLUE APPLICATOR ❏ GREECE
❏ J.S. MACHINE THAILAND REGION KNIVES
■ BAUMER HHS LTD Omnicom
Tel: +86 13597957152
Tel: +44 (0) 1733 391333 Tel: +30 (21) 0331 8512 ■ TECHNICARTON
t.papadimitriou@omnicomsa.gr baron.li@jspackmach.com
sales.uk@baumerhhs.com Tel: +33 (0) 477 220 963
❏ INDIA ❏ J.S. MACHINE VIETNAM REGION info@technicarton.com
www.baumerhhs.com
Suba Corrugations Private Limited Tel: +86 13886081851 www.technicarton.com
USA Tel: (1) 937 886 3160
Naresh Chandru (Director) chang.chen@jspackmach.com
❏ NETHERLANDS AND BELGIUM AGENT:
■ ERO GLUING SYSTEMS Mobile: +91-93805 15024 ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDONESIA REGION Ondulam n.v.
Tel: +39 030 273 1503 naresh@keenmatics.com Tel: +86 17702728323 Tel: 0032 2 253 61 16
info@ero-gluers.com vincent.zhang@jspackmach.com info@ondulam.be
❏ ISRAEL
www.ero-gluers.com www.ondulam.be
C&C.Equipment – Israel ❏ J.S. MACHINE AMERICAN REGION
■ VALCO MELTON Tel: +972-9-7496057 Tel: +86 18627878001 ❏ SPAIN
World Headquarters Mobile: +972-54-4609295 alice.duan@jspackmach.com SIIE
Tel: +1 513 874 6550 cobi.gottfried@gmail.com Tel: 0034 93 594 62 17
❏ J.S. MACHINE MEA REGION
ask@valcomelton.com ❏ ITALY Tel: +86 18672178377 info@siie.com
European Headquarters Logics S.r.l. eileen.hu@jspackmach.com www.siie.com
Tel: +34 948 321 580 Mob: +39 335 7165398 ■ VALSIDER SA
❏ J.S. MACHINE EUROPEAN REGION
info@valcomelton.es Fax: +39 348 0513174 Tel: +41 24 425 22 23
Tel: +86 13476073068
www.valcomelton.com marco.visani@logics.it info@valsider.com
mike.sun@jspackmach.com
❏ JAPAN www.valsider.com
INK TEMPERATURE/ ❏ J.S. MACHINE TURKEY REGION
Yuukosha Cito Trading Co., Ltd.
VISCOSITY CONTROL Contact: Yuzo Taniguchi Tel: +86 15071212898 LAMINATORS (LABEL & FULL)
Tel: +81-3-3528-9930 ivy.chen@jspackmach.com
■ BFT FLEXO ■ AUTOMATÄN,
SP Casale-Altavilla 52 Terruggia 15030 chief@yct.co.jp ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA REGION AN INSPIRE AUTOMATION COMPANY
Terruggia – Italy ❏ KOREA Tel: +86 18627719439 Tel: +1 715 341 6501
info@bftflexo.com CWL Co., Ltd. roy@jsmachine.com.cn info@automatan.com
www.bftflexo.com Tel: +82-2-881-5881 ❏ J.S. MACHINE INDIA FACTORY www.automatan.com
jbkolbekim@cwl.kr Tel: +91 7389901217;
❏ AUSTRALIA ■ BOBST GRENCHEN
❏ LATIN AMERICA (EX. BRAZIL, CEN. +86 13807121003
Contact Ron Craigie Tel: +41 32 644 25 00
AMERICA, MEXICO, CARIBBEAN): adamwangzy@gmail.com
Tel. +61 (0) 3 9752 3766 ❏ UK OFFICE:
ronc@novasys.com.au Eskamaq Latinamerica ■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP.
Mob: +54 9 343 5034079 Bobst Group (UK & Ireland) Limited
https://novasys.com.au Tel: +886-3-4970929 Tel: +44 (0) 1527 519700
Sven@eskamaq.com sales@lmc.com.tw
❏ BENELUX sales.uk@bobstgroup.com
❏ SLOVENIA, CROATIA, MONTENEGRO, www.lmc.com.tw
Delta Pak BV KOSOVO, ROMANIA, BULGARIA AND ■ CONTROL-ING® LAMINATORS
Contact Henk Ockerse ALBANIA: ■ MHI EUROPE LTD Tel: +34 93 7963411
Tel.+31(0)852736442 MDA Vision Tel: +31 (0)36 800 0004 sales@control-ing.com
info@deltapak.nl Tel: +38 1 (0) 63 326 685 www.mhie.com www.control-ing.com
❏ EUROPE arber@mdavision.com ■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY ■ IOBOX SL
Contact Simone Bonaria ❏ SPAIN & PORTUGAL CO., LTD. Tel: 0034 93 798 18 54
Tel: +39-333-1074546 Hermavilla Tel: +886 4 26153117 info@iobox.es
simone.bonaria@bftflexo.com Tel: +34 986 483 515 mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net www.iobox.es
info@hermavilla.com www.mingwei.com
❏ FRANCE ■ OPPLIGER SRL
www.hermavilla.com ❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN):
DEFI SAS Tel: +39 0302774902
Contact Emmanuel NEFF ❏ UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND: Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd.
info@oppliger.it
Transtech Equipment Ltd Tel: +86 769 82979100
Tel: +33 (0)6 43 93 24 53 www.oppliger.eu
Tel: +353 9064 85197 Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw
e.neff@defi-sa.com
Mob: +44 7831 857 027 ❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG): ■ SHANGHAI UPG INT’L TRADING CO LTD
❏ NORTH AMERICA stan.kiernan@gmail.com Tel: +86 63173900
Shangdong Ming Wei Package
Contact Neil Livesey Machinery Co., Ltd. sales@shanghai-upg.com
Tel. +1-864-810-6833 INLINE FLEXO FOLDER GLUERS Tel: +86 535 3206388 www.shanghai-upg.com
sales@bftflexo.com Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw
■ WILHELM BAHMÜLLER MASCHINENBAU ■ STOCK MASCHINENBAU GMBH
❏ POLAND UND PRÄZISIONSWERKZEUGE GMBH ❏ DUBAI Tel: +49 (0)6646 9608 0
Turalska Technical Support Tel: +49 (0) 7181 809-0 Dubai Branch info@stock-maschinenbau.de
Magdalena Turalska info@bahmueller.de Mobile: +971 506457615 www.stock-maschinenbau.de
Contact: Magdalena Turalska www.bahmueller.de mwzhaoguang@gmail.com
■ TÜNKERS
turalska.TS@gmail.com ■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL ❏ INDIA Tel: +49 210 245170
Tel: +48 604 080 202 Tel: +39 039 67 03 69 India Office-Pune info@tuenkers.de
❏ TURKEY info@bizzozeromica.it Mobile: +91 9512567648 www.tuenkers.de
TEKNİK KAĞIT ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. www.bizzozeromica.it travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw
VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. LOADFORMERS
■ BOBST LYON ■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY
Contact: Ilker Arguc Tel: +33 4 72 14 74 74 MFG. CO., LTD ■ CORRPAL AB
Tel: +90 216 341 94 92 www.bobst.com Tel: +886 3 3544888 Tel: +46 41 1536 590
ilker.arguc@teknikkagit.com.tr RCS Lyon B 301 165 841 tcy@tcy.com sales@corrpal.com
www.teknikkagit.com.tr/ No. TVA: FRA 56301165841 www.tcy.com www.goepfert.de

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■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY
Tel: +1 510 652 2200
info@geomartin.com
www.geomartin.com
❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL &
SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com
MACHINERY (USED AND REBUILT)
■ ALTRATECH LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 161 476 2424
admin@altratech.co.uk
www.altratech.co.uk
■ I D MACHINERY LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1908 321778
sales@idmachinery.com
www.idmachinery.com
■ JKSP SERVICES LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1925 572878
sales@jkspservices.com
www.jkspservices.com
MACHINE KNIVES
■ VALSIDER SA
Tel: +41 24 425 22 23
info@valsider.com
www.valsider.com
■ MANSFIELD BOARD MACHINERY LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1604 713656
sales@mansfieldboard.co.uk
www.mansfieldboard.co.uk
■ TECHNICARTON
Tel: +33 (0) 477 220 963
info@technicarton.com
www.technicarton.com
❏ NETHERLANDS AND BELGIUM AGENT:
Ondulam n.v.
Tel: 0032 2 253 61 16
info@ondulam.be
www.ondulam.be
❏ SPAIN
SIIE
Tel: 0034 93 594 62 17
info@siie.com
www.siie.com
■ VOKORE MASCHINENMESSER
FABRIK GMBH
Tel: +49 2191 7822550
info@vokore.de
www.vokore.de
MACHINE KNIVES (RECONDITIONING)
■ VOKORE MASCHINENMESSER
FABRIK GMBH
Tel: +49 2191 7822550
info@vokore.de
www.vokore.de
MATERIALS HANDLING
■ AVANTI CONVEYORS LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1663 74 00 11
sales@avanti-conveyors.co.uk
www.avanti-conveyors.co.uk
■ DÜCKER CONVEYOR SYSTEMS GMBH
Tel: +49 (0) 2173 2805 0
duecker@duecker.com
www.duecker.biz
■ FOSSALUZZA SRL
Tel: +39 0438 770811
info@fossaluzza.com
www.fossaluzza.com
■ INTERPACK MACHINERY & SERVICES LTD
Tel: +44 (0)1606 737700
sales@interpackmachinery.co.uk
www.interpackmachinery.co.uk
■ JKSP SERVICES LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1925 572878
sales@jkspservices.com
www.jkspservices.com
■ N.E. ENGINEERING SPA
Tel: +39 0583 210501
comm@ne-engineering.com
www.ne-engineering.com
M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N !
■ SEEMI
Tel: +33 5 45 67 10 40
seemi@seemi.fr
www.seemi.com
NICKED BUNDLE BREAKER SYSTEM
■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY
Tel: +1 510 652 2200
info@geomartin.com
www.geomartin.com
❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL &
SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com
PALLETISERS
■ AUTOMATÄN,
AN INSPIRE AUTOMATION COMPANY
Tel: +1 715 341 6501
info@automatan.com
www.automatan.com
■ AVANTI CONVEYORS LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1663 74 00 11
sales@avanti-conveyors.co.uk
www.avanti-conveyors.co.uk
■ CORRPAL AB
Tel: +46 41 1536 590
sales@corrpal.com
www.goepfert.de
■ DÜCKER ROBOTICS SRL
Tel: +39 (0) 322 497817
info@duecker-robotics.com
www.duecker-robotics.com
■ FOSSALUZZA SRL
Tel: +39 0438 770811
info@fossaluzza.com
www.fossaluzza.com
PALLET LOADERS
■ DÜCKER CONVEYOR SYSTEMS GMBH
Tel: +49 (0) 2173 2805 0
duecker@duecker.com
www.duecker.biz
PLANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
■ ABACA (AN ADVANTIVE COMPANY)
Tel: +44 (0) 1695 555285
info@abaca.co.uk
www.abaca.co.uk
■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS)
Tel: +1 412-690-3050
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com
https://eproductivitysoftware.com
PLATE WASHER – INLINE AUTOMATIC
■ BALDWIN TECHNOLOGY INC
Tel: +44 (0)1753 558000
lee.simmonds@baldwintech.com
www.baldwintech.com
❏ AGENT FOR U.S.
Technoflex
Tel: +1 770 439 9004
www.technoflexinc.com
❏ AGENT FOR FINLAND
Aketa
Tel: +358 (0) 407 071 579
www.aketa.fi
■ JB MACHINERY INC
Tel: +1 203 544 0101
wbird@jbmachinery.com
❏ AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND:
Revolution Industrial Pty Ltd.
Tel: +61 (0)3 9452 8000
chris.hope@revolutionind.com.au
❏ BRAZIL, CEN. AMERICA, MEXICO,
CARIBBEAN, S. AFRICA & ASIA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com
www.goettsch.com
❏ EUROPE:
CorruSystems B.V.
Tel: +31 (0) 55 3602077
Mob: +31 (0) 6 12372900
mtermaat@corrusystems.nl
www.corrusystems.com
For North America call (910) 553 4055 | For Europe and
the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
❏ FRANCE & N. AFRICA
FURIC SAS
Tél: +33 (0)2 47 64 32 68
laurent.vayssiere@furic-sas.com
www.furic-sas.com
❏ GREECE
Omnicom
Tel: +30 (21) 0331 8512
t.papadimitriou@omnicomsa.gr
❏ INDIA
Suba Corrugations Private Limited
Naresh Chandru (Director)
Mobile: +91-93805 15024
naresh@keenmatics.com
❏ ISRAEL
C&C.Equipment – Israel
Tel: +972-9-7496057
Mobile: +972-54-4609295
cobi.gottfried@gmail.com
❏ ITALY
Logics S.r.l.
Mob: +39 335 7165398
Fax: +39 348 0513174
marco.visani@logics.it
❏ JAPAN
Yuukosha Cito Trading Co., Ltd.
Contact: Yuzo Taniguchi
Tel: +81-3-3528-9930
chief@yct.co.jp
❏ KOREA
CWL Co., Ltd.
Tel: +82-2-881-5881
jbkolbekim@cwl.kr
❏ LATIN AMERICA (EX. BRAZIL, CEN.
AMERICA, MEXICO, CARIBBEAN):
Eskamaq Latinamerica
Mob: +54 9 343 5034079
Sven@eskamaq.com
❏ SLOVENIA, CROATIA, MONTENEGRO,
KOSOVO, ROMANIA, BULGARIA AND
ALBANIA:
MDA Vision
Tel: +38 1 (0) 63 326 685
arber@mdavision.com
❏ SPAIN & PORTUGAL
Hermavilla
Tel: +34 986 483 515
info@hermavilla.com
www.hermavilla.com
❏ UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND:
Transtech Equipment Ltd
Tel: +353 9064 85197
Mob: +44 7831 857 027
stan.kiernan@gmail.com
PRE-FEEDERS
■ AUTOMATÄN,
AN INSPIRE AUTOMATION COMPANY
Tel: +1 715 341 6501
info@automatan.com
www.automatan.com
■ FOSSALUZZA SRL
Tel: +39 0438 770811
info@fossaluzza.com
www.fossaluzza.com
■ DÜCKER PREFEEDER BV
Tel: +31 65 37 101 83
info@duecker-prefeeder.com
www.duecker-prefeeder.com
■ DÜCKER ROBOTICS SRL
Tel: +39 (0) 322 497817
info@duecker-robotics.com
www.duecker-robotics.com
■ IMPACK PACKAGING
Tel: +1 450 839 7272
sales@impack.ca
www.impack.ca
■ MINDA INDUSTRIEANLAGEN GMBH
Tel: +49 571 3997 0
corrugated@minda.com
www.minda.com
■ SHANGHAI UPG INT’L TRADING CO LTD
Tel: +86 21 63177436
sales@shanghai-upg.com
BUYERS GUIDE
PRE-OWNED MACHINERY
■ JKSP SERVICES LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1925 572878
sales@jkspservices.com
www.jkspservices.com
■ SIMON CORRUGATING MACHINERY
❏ SIMON NORTH EUROPE
Tel: +44 1928 703 410
sales@simoncorrugating.com
www.simoncorrugating.com
❏ SIMON CENTRAL EUROPE
Tel: +49 2162 290 64
Mob: +49 1714 535 326
simon@simon-container.de
www.simoncorrugating.com
❏ SIMON EAST EUROPE
Tel: +48 5868 363 17
Mob: +48 6076 067 40
simon@simonpolska.pl
www.simoncorrugating.com
PRINTER SLOTTERS
■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL
Tel: +39 039 67 03 69
info@bizzozeromica.it
www.bizzozeromica.it
■ GÖPFERT MASCHINEN GMBH
Tel: +49 9383 2050
info@goepfert.de
www.goepfert.de
www.goepfert.com
❏ UK & IRELAND
Tel: +44 (0) 1729 840209
sales@chrisward.eu
■ I D MACHINERY LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1908 321778
sales@idmachinery.com
www.idmachinery.com
■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP.
Tel: +886-3-4970929
sales@lmc.com.tw
www.lmc.com.tw
■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY
CO., LTD.
Tel: +886 4 26153117
mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net
www.mingwei.com
❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN):
Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd.
Tel: +86 769 82979100
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw
❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG):
Shangdong Ming Wei Package
Machinery Co., Ltd.
Tel: +86 535 3206388
Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw
❏ DUBAI
Dubai Branch
Mobile: +971 506457615
mwzhaoguang@gmail.com
❏ INDIA
India Office-Pune
Mobile: +91 9512567648
travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY
MFG. CO., LTD
Tel: +886 3 3544888
tcy@tcy.com
www.tcy.com
PRINTING DEFECT AND PLATE
WASH ELIMINATOR
■ BALDWIN TECHNOLOGY INC
Tel: +44 (0)1753 558000
lee.simmonds@baldwintech.com
www.baldwintech.com
❏ AGENT FOR U.S.
Technoflex
Tel: +1 770 439 9004
www.technoflexinc.com
❏ AGENT FOR FINLAND
Aketa
Tel: +358 (0) 407 071 579
www.aketa.fi
BUYERS GUIDE
■ JB MACHINERY INC
Tel: +1 203 544 0101
wbird@jbmachinery.com
❏ AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND:
Revolution Industrial Pty Ltd.
Tel: +61 (0)3 9452 8000
chris.hope@revolutionind.com.au
❏ BRAZIL, CEN. AMERICA, MEXICO,
CARIBBEAN, S. AFRICA & ASIA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com
www.goettsch.com
❏ EUROPE:
CorruSystems B.V.
Tel: +31 (0) 55 3602077
Mob: +31 (0) 6 12372900
mtermaat@corrusystems.nl
www.corrusystems.com
❏ FRANCE & N. AFRICA
FURIC SAS
Tél: +33 (0)2 47 64 32 68
laurent.vayssiere@furic-sas.com
www.furic-sas.com
❏ GREECE
Omnicom
Tel: +30 (21) 0331 8512
t.papadimitriou@omnicomsa.gr
❏ INDIA
Suba Corrugations Private Limited
Naresh Chandru (Director)
Mobile: +91-93805 15024
naresh@keenmatics.com
❏ ISRAEL
C&C.Equipment – Israel
Tel: +972-9-7496057
Mobile: +972-54-4609295
cobi.gottfried@gmail.com
❏ ITALY
Logics S.r.l.
Mob: +39 335 7165398
Fax: +39 348 0513174
marco.visani@logics.it
❏ JAPAN
Yuukosha Cito Trading Co., Ltd.
Contact: Yuzo Taniguchi
Tel: +81-3-3528-9930
chief@yct.co.jp
❏ KOREA
CWL Co., Ltd.
Tel: +82-2-881-5881
jbkolbekim@cwl.kr
❏ LATIN AMERICA (EX. BRAZIL, CEN.
AMERICA, MEXICO, CARIBBEAN):
Eskamaq Latinamerica
Mob: +54 9 343 5034079
Sven@eskamaq.com
❏ SLOVENIA, CROATIA, MONTENEGRO,
KOSOVO, ROMANIA, BULGARIA AND
ALBANIA:
MDA Vision
Tel: +38 1 (0) 63 326 685
arber@mdavision.com
❏ SPAIN & PORTUGAL
Hermavilla
Tel: +34 986 483 515
info@hermavilla.com
www.hermavilla.com
❏ UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND:
Transtech Equipment Ltd
Tel: +353 9064 85197
Mob: +44 7831 857 027
stan.kiernan@gmail.com
PRODUCTION MONITORING
■ ABACA (AN ADVANTIVE COMPANY)
Tel: +44 (0) 1695 555285
info@abaca.co.uk
www.abaca.co.uk
■ BALDWIN TECHNOLOGY INC
Tel: +44 (0)1753 558000
lee.simmonds@baldwintech.com
www.baldwintech.com
❏ AGENT FOR U.S.
Technoflex
Tel: +1 770 439 9004
www.technoflexinc.com
M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N !
❏ AGENT FOR FINLAND
Aketa
Tel: +358 (0) 407 071 579
www.aketa.fi
■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS)
Tel: +1 412-690-3050
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com
https://eproductivitysoftware.com
■ KIWIPLAN EUROPE LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1543 273073
www.kiwiplan.com/contact
QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEMS
■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS)
Tel: +1 412-690-3050
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com
https://eproductivitysoftware.com
■ ERO GLUING SYSTEMS
Tel: +39 030 273 1503
info@ero-gluers.com
www.ero-gluers.com
■ VALCO MELTON
World Headquarters
Tel: +1 513 874 6550
ask@valcomelton.com
European Headquarters
Tel: +34 948 321 580
info@valcomelton.es
www.valcomelton.com
RETROFITS/CONVERSIONS
■ ABSOLUTE
Tel: +44 (0) 1484 868366
info@absolute-eng.com
www.absolute-eng.com
❏ UK/EURO/ROW ENQUIRIES
info@absolute-eng.com
❏ AMERICAS ENQUIRIES
ww@absolute-eng.com
■ BALDWIN TECHNOLOGY INC
Tel: +44 (0)1753 558000
lee.simmonds@baldwintech.com
www.baldwintech.com
❏ AGENT FOR U.S.
Technoflex
Tel: +1 770 439 9004
www.technoflexinc.com
❏ AGENT FOR FINLAND
Aketa
Tel: +358 (0) 407 071 579
www.aketa.fi
■ ENGICO SRL
Tel: +39 039 2457 847
sales.converting@engico.com
www.engico.com
■ SUN AUTOMATION
Tel: +1 410 472 2900
info@SunAutomation.com
❏ UK REGION SALES OFFICE:
Sun Automation Group, UK
Tel: +44 117 9401 777
rob.dal.lago@sunautomation.co.uk
REWINDERS
■ PIVAB MACHINERY AB
Tel: +46 11 32 55 00
info@pivab.com
www.pivab.com
ROTARY DIECUTTER STACKER
■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY
Tel: +1 510 652 2200
info@geomartin.com
www.geomartin.com
❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL &
SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com
JUMBO ROTARY SLOTTERS (FLEXO)
■ LMC LATITUDE MACHINERY CORP.
Tel: +886-3-4970929
sales@lmc.com.tw
www.lmc.com.tw
For North America call (910) 553 4055 | For Europe and
the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY ❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL &
CO., LTD. SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA:
Tel: +886 4 26153117 Goettsch International, Inc.
mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net Tel: +1 513-563-6500
www.mingwei.com
info@goettsch.com
❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN):
Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. ■ JD ENGINEERS
Tel: +86 769 82979100 +31(0)88 5521 100
Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw info@jdengineers.nl
www.jdengineers.nl
❏ CHINA (SHANGDONG):
Shangdong Ming Wei Package
Machinery Co., Ltd. SERVICE/DESIGN/INSTALLATION
Tel: +86 535 3206388 ENGINEERS
Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw ■ ALTRATECH LTD
❏ DUBAI
Tel: +44 (0) 161 476 2424
Dubai Branch admin@altratech.co.uk
Mobile: +971 506457615
www.altratech.co.uk
mwzhaoguang@gmail.com
❏ INDIA ■ GLOBAL INSTALLATIONS (UK) LTD
India Office-Pune Tel: 01457 829620
Mobile: +91 9512567648 mglobal@aol.com
travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw www.globalinstallationsuk.com
■ TCY TIEN CHIN YU MACHINERY
■ JKSP SERVICES LTD
MFG. CO., LTD
Tel: +44 (0) 1925 572878
Tel: +886 3 3544888
tcy@tcy.com sales@jkspservices.com
www.tcy.com www.jkspservices.com
■ M&K TRADING LTD
RUBBER ROLLER CONVERSIONS
Tel: +44 (0) 1354 696 819
■ ABSOLUTE sales@mandktrading.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 1484 868366 www.mandktrading.co.uk
info@absolute-eng.com
www.absolute-eng.com ■ SIMON CORRUGATING MACHINERY
❏ UK/EURO/ROW ENQUIRIES ❏ SIMON NORTH EUROPE
info@absolute-eng.com Tel: +44 1928 703 410
❏ AMERICAS ENQUIRIES sales@simoncorrugating.com
ww@absolute-eng.com www.simoncorrugating.com
SCHEDULING SYSTEMS (COMPUTER) ❏ SIMON CENTRAL EUROPE
Tel: +49 2162 290 64
■ ABACA (AN ADVANTIVE COMPANY)
6 Hattersley Court, Ormskirk, Mob: +49 1714 535 326
simon@simon-container.de
Lancashire L39 2AY
Tel: +44 (0) 1695 555285 www.simoncorrugating.com
info@abaca.co.uk
❏ SIMON EAST EUROPE
www.abaca.co.uk Tel: +48 5868 363 17
■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS) Mob: +48 6076 067 40
Tel: +1 412-690-3050 simon@simonpolska.pl
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com www.simoncorrugating.com
https://eproductivitysoftware.com
SINGLE DOCTOR SYSTEMS
■ KIWIPLAN
Tel: +1 513 554 1500 (CARBON FIBRE)
www.kiwiplan.com ■ ABSOLUTE
■ KIWIPLAN EUROPE LTD Tel: +44 (0) 1484 868366
Tel: +44 (0) 1543 273073 info@absolute-eng.com
www.kiwiplan.com/contact www.absolute-eng.com
■ OMP ❏ UK/EURO/ROW ENQUIRIES
Tel: +32 3 650 22 11 info@absolute-eng.com
info@omp.com
❏ AMERICAS ENQUIRIES
https://omp.com
ww@absolute-eng.com
SCRUBBER STACKERS
SINGLE FACE SHEETER STACKER
■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY
Tel: +1 510 652 2200 ■ CONTROL-ING® LAMINATORS
info@geomartin.com Tel: +34 93 7963411
www.geomartin.com sales@control-ing.com
❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL & www.control-ing.com
SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA:
Goettsch International, Inc.
SLITTER SCORERS
Tel: +1 513-563-6500
info@goettsch.com ■ BIZZOZERO MICA SRL
Tel: +39 039 67 03 69
SEMI AUTO MULTIPOINT
info@bizzozeromica.it
FOLDER GLUERS
www.bizzozeromica.it
■ BCS•ANDREW & SUTER
Tel: +44 (0) 1525 379359 ■ MHI EUROPE LTD
sales@bcscorrugated.com Tel: +31 (0)36 800 0004
www.bcscorrugated.com www.mhie.com
■ MING WEI PAPERWARE MACHINERY
SEPARATORS/BUNDLE BREAKERS
CO., LTD.
■ CORRPAL AB
Tel: +886 4 26153117
Tel: +46 41 1536 590
mwcoltd@ms15.hinet.net
sales@corrpal.com
www.goepfert.de www.mingwei.com
❏ CHINA (DONGGUAN):
■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY
Tel: +1 510 652 2200 Ming Wei Machinery (Dongguan) Co., Ltd.
info@geomartin.com Tel: +86 769 82979100
www.geomartin.com Sales-dg@mail.mingwei.com.tw
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CHINA (SHANGDONG): ❏ TURKEY: ❏ EASTERN EUROPE:

STORAGE SOLUTIONS
Shangdong Ming Wei Package
Machinery Co., Ltd. ■ BCM TRANSTECH A/S
Tel: +86 535 3206388 Tel: 0045 6263 2393
Sales-sd@mail.mingwei.com.tw bcm@bcm.dk
❏ DUBAI www.bcmtranstech.com
Dubai Branch
Mobile: +971 506457615 STRAPPING
mwzhaoguang@gmail.com ■ MOSCA DIRECT LIMITED (UK)
❏ INDIA Tel: +44 (0)115 646 2000
India Office-Pune solutions@mosca.com
Mobile: +91 9512567648 www.mosca.com/en-uk
travisyang@mail.mingwei.com.tw
❏ FINLAND:
■ QINGDAO KAITUO-NC EQUIPMENT Mosca Direct (Finland)
CO., LTD Tel: +358 (0) 207 498 000
Tel: 0086-532-88977284 solutions@mosca.com
Mobile: 0086-18562782959
www.mosca.com/fi-fi
sales@kaituo.cn
❏ NETHERLANDS:
Skype: Qingdao_Kaituo_China
Mosca Benelux B.V.
Tel: +31 (0) 499 215 528
SOFTWARE
solutions@mosca.com
■ EPRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE (EPS) www.mosca.com/nl-nl
Tel: +1 412-690-3050
contact@eproductivitysoftware.com ■ SIGNODE
https://eproductivitysoftware.com www.signode.com
■ OMP ❏ GERMANY & AUSTRIA:
Tel: +32 3 650 22 11 Signode Germany GmbH
info@omp.com Tel: +49 7031 6804-0
https://omp.com sales.dach@signode.com
❏ FRANCE:
■ WITRON LOGISTIK + INFORMATIK GMBH
Tel: +49 9602 600 0 (ask for CPMS) Signode France SAS
info@witron.de (enter CPMS in subject) Tel: 00800 3000 3131
www.witron.com sales.france@signode.com
❏ BELGIUM:
SOUND PROOF CABINS
Signode Belgium Srl
Tel: +32 63 58 87 00
■ AERSYSTEM SRL
sales.benelux@signode.com
Tel. +39 049 8877172
German/English: +48 69 8686 668 ❏ NETHERLANDS:
aersystem@aersystem.com
Signode Netherlands BV
Tel: +31 88 7446000
STACKERS
sales.benelux@signode.com
■ WILHELM BAHMÜLLER MASCHINENBAU
❏ SPAIN:
UND PRÄZISIONSWERKZEUGE GMBH
Signode Packaging Spain SL
Tel: +49 (0) 7181 809-0
Tel: +34 9 348 00720
info@bahmueller.de
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
www.bahmueller.de
❏ PORTUGAL:
■ FOSSALUZZA SRL
Signode Portugal Lda
Tel: +39 0438 770811
Tel: +351 21 41 64 782
info@fossaluzza.com
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
www.fossaluzza.com
❏ UNITED KINGDOM:
■ IMPACK PACKAGING
Signode UK Ltd
Tel: +1 450 839 7272
Tel: +44 1922 742 500
sales@impack.ca
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
www.impack.ca
❏ IRELAND:
■ QINGDAO KAITUO-NC EQUIPMENT
Signode Packaging Ireland Ltd
CO., LTD
Tel: +353 45 88 15 20
Tel: 0086-532-88977284
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
Mobile: 0086-18562782959
sales@kaituo.cn ❏ SWEDEN:
Skype: Qingdao_Kaituo_China Signode Sweden AB
Tel: +46 8 630 99 60
STACK INVERTER
sales.nordic@signode.com
■ GEO M MARTIN COMPANY ❏ NORWAY:
Tel: +1 510 652 2200 Signode Norway A/S
info@geomartin.com Tel: +47 3223 1880
www.geomartin.com sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ ASIA, MEXICO, CENTRAL & ❏ DENMARK:
SOUTH AMERICA, SOUTH AFRICA: Signode Denmark Aps
Goettsch International, Inc. Tel: +45 43 62 21 33
Tel: +1 513-563-6500 sales.nordic@signode.com
info@goettsch.com
❏ FINLAND:
■ INTERPACK MACHINERY & SERVICES LTD Signode Finland Oy
Tel: +44 (0)1606 737700 Tel: +358 207 969 800
sales@interpackmachinery.co.uk sales.nordic@signode.com
www.interpackmachinery.co.uk
❏ SWITZERLAND:
STARCH MIXING SYSTEMS Signode Switzerland GmbH
Tel: +41 44 745 50 50
■ BW PAPERSYSTEMS
sales.dach@signode.com
Tel: +49 (0) 6103 38090
sales@bwpapersystems.com ❏ POLAND
www.bwpapersystems.com Signode Poland Sp. z o.o.
Tel: + 48 609 039 066
STEAM SYSTEMS sales.east@signode.com
■ JLJ HOLDINGS LTD ❏ EASTERN EUROPE:
Tel: +44 (0) 1942 720445 Signode Poland Sp. z o.o.
enquiries@jlj-group.co.uk Tel: +48 887 060 501
www.jlj-group.co.uk sales.east@signode.com
Form Koruyucu Ambalaj
San.ve Tic.Ltd.Şti.
Tel: +90 541 639 35 22
sales.mea@signode.com
❏ MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA:
Signode Packaging Systems Ltd – Kenya
Tel: +254 20 2135002
sales.mea@signode.com
For other countries check:
www.signode.com
STRAPPING EQUIPMENT
■ MOSCA DIRECT LIMITED (UK)
Tel: +44 (0)115 646 2000
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/en-uk
❏ FINLAND:
Mosca Direct (Finland)
Tel: +358 (0) 207 498 000
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/fi-fi
❏ NETHERLANDS:
Mosca Benelux B.V.
Tel: +31 (0) 499 215 528
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/nl-nl
■ SIGNODE
www.signode.com
❏ GERMANY & AUSTRIA:
Signode Germany GmbH
Tel: +49 7031 6804-0
sales.dach@signode.com
❏ FRANCE:
Signode France SAS
Tel: 00800 3000 3131
sales.france@signode.com
❏ BELGIUM:
Signode Belgium Srl
Tel: +32 63 58 87 00
sales.benelux@signode.com
❏ NETHERLANDS:
Signode Netherlands BV
Tel: +31 88 7446000
sales.benelux@signode.com
❏ SPAIN:
Signode Packaging Spain SL
Tel: +34 9 348 00720
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
❏ PORTUGAL:
Signode Portugal Lda
Tel: +351 21 41 64 782
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
❏ UNITED KINGDOM:
Signode UK Ltd
Tel: +44 1922 742 500
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
❏ IRELAND:
Signode Packaging Ireland Ltd
Tel: +353 45 88 15 20
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
❏ SWEDEN:
Signode Sweden AB
Tel: +46 8 630 99 60
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ NORWAY:
Signode Norway A/S
Tel: +47 3223 1880
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ DENMARK:
Signode Denmark Aps
Tel: +45 43 62 21 33
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ FINLAND:
Signode Finland Oy
Tel: +358 207 969 800
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ SWITZERLAND:
Signode Switzerland GmbH
Tel: +41 44 745 50 50
sales.dach@signode.com
❏ POLAND
Signode Poland Sp. z o.o.
Tel: + 48 609 039 066
sales.east@signode.com
Signode Poland Sp. z o.o.
Tel: +48 887 060 501
sales.east@signode.com
❏ TURKEY:
Form Koruyucu Ambalaj
San.ve Tic.Ltd.Şti.
Tel: +90 541 639 35 22
sales.mea@signode.com
❏ MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA:
Signode Packaging Systems Ltd – Kenya
Tel: +254 20 2135002
sales.mea@signode.com
For other countries check:
www.signode.com
STRETCH WRAP EQUIPMENT
■ MOSCA DIRECT LIMITED (UK)
Tel: +44 (0)115 646 2000
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/en-uk
❏ FINLAND:
Mosca Direct (Finland)
Tel: +358 (0) 207 498 000
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/fi-fi
❏ NETHERLANDS:
Mosca Benelux B.V.
Tel: +31 (0) 499 215 528
solutions@mosca.com
www.mosca.com/nl-nl
■ SIGNODE
www.signode.com
❏ GERMANY & AUSTRIA:
Signode Germany GmbH
Tel: +49 7031 6804-0
sales.dach@signode.com
❏ FRANCE:
Signode France SAS
Tel: 00800 3000 3131
sales.france@signode.com
❏ BELGIUM:
Signode Belgium Srl
Tel: +32 63 58 87 00
sales.benelux@signode.com
❏ NETHERLANDS:
Signode Netherlands BV
Tel: +31 88 7446000
sales.benelux@signode.com
❏ SPAIN:
Signode Packaging Spain SL
Tel: +34 9 348 00720
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
❏ PORTUGAL:
Signode Portugal Lda
Tel: +351 21 41 64 782
sales.iberia.it@signode.com
❏ UNITED KINGDOM:
Signode UK Ltd
Tel: +44 1922 742 500
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
❏ IRELAND:
Signode Packaging Ireland Ltd
Tel: +353 45 88 15 20
sales.uk.ie@signode.com
❏ SWEDEN:
Signode Sweden AB
Tel: +46 8 630 99 60
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ NORWAY:
Signode Norway A/S
Tel: +47 3223 1880
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ DENMARK:
Signode Denmark Aps
Tel: +45 43 62 21 33
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ FINLAND:
Signode Finland Oy
Tel: +358 207 969 800
sales.nordic@signode.com
❏ SWITZERLAND:
Signode Switzerland GmbH
Tel: +41 44 745 50 50
sales.dach@signode.com

For North America call (910) 553 4055 | For Europe and
M A K E S U R E YO U ’ R E I N ! the rest of world e-mail: anna.howell@brunton.co.uk
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