Window case maker
This is new machine for case with windows, turning in the window sides.
This is new machine for case with windows, turning in the window sides.
Slip case boxes is a widely liked category of packaging used to give protection and an enticing look to the products. These boxes make the product packaging quite inspiring and helps brands attracting more customers. The most common of these boxes is the slipcase book boxes which book manufacturing companies and individuals use to encase different kinds of books. The...
The slipcase box is composed of two layers of board formed to make double-thick walls on the top, bottom and spine, with a one-piece outer wrap that allows for continuous artwork. Most commonly used in the publishing industry for special edition releases, box sets, CDs and DVDs, or storage for reference materials, the Slipcase will not only secure your product...
Breaking news . . . A baby’s first encounter with technology may not be your smartphone! More likely, she or he will grab for their first baby board book. After all, pictograms on rocks and cave walls were the first technology we invented to help us communicate And, just like smartphones, children’s board books sales are increasing according to a recent Publishers' Weekly article. Are you...
The video is showing the old rigid boxes machinery, hard cover case machinery, and Groove machine in 2005, when i took it in customer factory, that remind you the old memories of the year 2005, what machines you are using for your products? your comments are most welcomed 1, The hard book cover machinery in year of 2005. 2, The rigid boxes...
With rigid box making and case making machine attached is special Hybrid model which can be used as per user requirements to produce rigid boxes, book cover case, and other finished products. One machine can be used to produce both rigid boxes and book cover , No need to add more other machines. Yamaha robotic spotter is being used to...
Getting ready to have new equipment installed in your plant? Installing new equipment, whether in a brand-new production line or an existing line, can be challenging. To make the process as easy as possible and to save yourself time and money by decreasing the potential for downtime, ask the following questions before any new equipment installation.