Martin Automatic’s MBS automated butt splicer and LRD rewinder machine
US-based Martin Automatic looks forward to meeting its friends and customers during the 2022 Labelexpo Europe in Brussels. An essential supplier of non-stop unwind, rewind, and tension control equipment to the narrow web flexo and digital printing markets, the company will answer visitors’ questions about non-stop production and its benefits for the bottom line and carbon footprint.
During the last 24 months, Martin technology has proven even more essential to web printers, and converters as many shifted focus to PPE production or rapidly increased production of labels, pharmaceutical packaging, shrink sleeves, flexible packaging, or pouches. Martin helped with these decisions and kept pace with deliveries every step of the way, creatively solving start-up and installation issues during restricted travel periods and designing new features and machines based on changing production requirements.
Find Martin Automatic’s MBS automated butt splicer and LRD rewinder at their stand
Supply chain disruptions and scarcity of raw materials have emphasized the importance of non-stop automation even more. The more efficient use of raw material and the ease of processing residual rolls have become more important and attractive.
Visitors to Stand 7A35 will see the company’s popular MBS automated butt splicer and LRD rewinder machines that have revolutionized label production since 1983 and 1996, respectively. Technology and space-saving packages are available for both models to accommodate your most extreme speed and web tension requirements while minimizing tight floor space. Martin Automatic will also explain the patent behind the popular rotary-sheer splice unit and lift and load mechanism on the MBS butt splicer and why automatic roll unloading from the LRD rewind is essential to your productivity and operator convenience at their stand.
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