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News Release from: Van den Bergh Engineering | Subject: Docufinish
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 April 2004
Proven Sheetfed Labeller-Applicator For
Printers
With several systems sold and already successfully installed, Van den Bergh Engineering will officially launch the Docufinish, claimed to be the world's first sheetfed labeller-applicator, at Drupa.
With several systems sold and already successfully installed, Van den Bergh Engineering will officially launch the Docufinish, claimed to be the world's first sheetfed labeller-applicator, at Drupa 2004 The company said that until now, label and form combination and application was reserved to the business forms manufacturers, which Van den Bergh services
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 12 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The company has manufactured and sold more than 300 labellers into the USA, Japan and European markets.
Van den Bergh believes that there are thousands of sheetfed and digital business printers who would welcome a service to have their high quality printed sheets enhanced with added value features, by acquiring a machine at a realistic cost, which would enable them to expand their customer.
The Docufinish is said to be capable of performing and applying, labels, booklets, holographic labels and films, RFID labels, flexible cards, clear plastic labels, making integrated labels and cards, magnetic foils, die-cutting, perforating and scoring, slug-outs, for example.
Patch or label application may cause uneven stack build-up but that would not affect multiple passes through the machine.
The machine can handle sheets, envelopes and cardboard boxes up to 600æm, at speeds up to 7,000 B3 sheets per hour.
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