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News Release from: Edale | Subject: Lambda printing and converting equipment
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 February 2007
First UK Sale For Printing And
Converting System
Following the launch and two overseas sales of its new line of 'plug and play' printing and converting equipment, the Lambda, Edale has secured their first UK Lambda order from the labelling industry.
Following the launch and two overseas sales of its new line of 'plug and play' printing and converting equipment, the Lambda, Edale has secured their first UK Lambda order from the labelling industry The specific Lambda is one of the largest configurations the company has been working on
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 27 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Jeremy Westcott of Edale commented: "We are delighted that our first UK Lambda order is with this company, which has kindly offered us the use of its facilities to demonstrate the machine to potential customers.
Furthermore, we are very pleased that the machine is going in to this industry to be producing a product at the cutting edge of technology." The directors of the labelling company commented: "The plug and play philosophy behind the Edale Lambda is perfect for the highly specialised niche market we operate in and the flexibility of reconfiguration sealed our decision to be the first UK pioneers of the Lambda concept.
With Edale's excellent technical support, we are very excited by the commercial possibilities of this investment." Said to have been developed through experience in the manufacturing of value-added printing and converting machinery, the Lambda is claimed to be a bespoke but flexible system.
The 'plug and play' technology allows specification of various configurations and the open-architecture design enables easy adjustment, reconfiguration and upgrade, said Edale.
The Lambda can be configured to any single or multiple web paths imaginable, thus enabling the running of multiple jobs simultaneously.
The system is also claimed to combine high production speeds, short job change times and ease of use and, as a result, investment risk is minimised.
Market applications for the Lambda range from security to medical, RFID to coating.
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