Paktek auto flute laminator can
handle the lamination of cardboardto-cardboard, cardboard to
corruguated boards by single-face
board, single-wall and also doublewall corrugated boards
In 2011, it was for the first time that TCPL adopted the Paktek auto folder gluer and then in 2012, the Paktek auto flute laminator was installed. Due to the satisfactory performance of the machines, TCPL will be installing another Paktek flute laminator. During the visit of All in Print 2014 held from 14 to 17 April in Shanghai where Paktek auto flute laminator with auto pile turner; auto folder-gluer with easy pack; and manual one and two-piece folder-gluer had been demonstrated, the management team and Saket Kanoria, managing director of TCPL, expressed their positive feedback on the high quality products from Paktek.
TCPL Packaging, one of the largest exporters of printed cartons, operates out of its six manufacturing units in different cities of India. All the plants are ISO9001: 2008, ISO22000: 2005 certified and are also compliant with BRC/IoP Global Standard-Packaging Issue 3, which is suitable for directfood contact. In addition, plants at Silvassa and Haridwar are also FSC certified and Sedex compliant.
Paktek auto flute laminator can handle the lamination of cardboard-to-cardboard, cardboard to corruguated boards by single-face board, single-wall and also double-wall corrugated boards. The available options are prefeeder and auto pile turner which is compact on measurement and can be connected to different brands of flute laminators. The auto stacking system with flip function is a good solution to reduce the curving and warping problem and is very friendly to operators, saving 50% of manpower and speeding up the machine production.
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