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An operator readies a cartonboard demo run on a Landa S11 Nanographic digital printer at drupa this month.
drupa Review: Digital Printing’s Table is Ready, Packaging to Benefit
recent collaboration between SEE and laser die-cut and creasing specialist Highcon has put a spin on the Korrvu product line that optimizes DIM while making an impression with clever, striking laser die-cut bracing.
Live at drupa: E-commerce Bracing with Sustainable, Decorative Twist
Highcon Sealed Air Logo
Highcon, SEE Announce Strategic Collaboration
One example of the vivid printing Hart is able to produce is shown here.
Digital Continues to Transform Printing and Finishing
Highcon Euclid5 C
Box Genie Installs Highcon Digital Converting System to Support its Growing E-Commerce Platform
An impressive example of what THIMM has been able to produce thanks to its digital capabilities is this package for a Danone Activia campaign executed in the Czech Republic.
Packaging Converters are Digging Digital
Digital laser cutting of paws and dog bones make this a corrugated shipping container that E-comm customers will not soon forget.
Unique Shipper for E-comm
All four folding cartons shown here were printed on the Landa S10 and then creased and cut on the Highcon Beam, and the run lengths ranged from 2,000 to 10,000 units.
A First in All-Digital Package Converting
Second Highcon digital finishing system installed at CSI.
More Digital Finishing of Corrugated
Oliver Bruns, CEO of the Edelmann Group, stands in front of the LANDA S10 press, which uses a method of digital printing called nanography.
Digital printing is revving up
(L to R): Brian Shepherd, Highcon Sales Manager; Jordan Patterson, Virtual Packaging Director of Administration; Monty Patterson, Virtual Packaging CEO; Aviv Ratzman, Highcon Co-founder and CEO; and Yariv Ben-Yosef, Highcon VP Customer Success
Virtual Packaging moves from prototypes to production with Highcon Beam
The addition of an HP PageWide Web Press T1100S means Hummingbird can handle everything from large-format TV boxes to cases for products like the ones shown here.
Digital print for packaging—a broad view
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