"The AutoBOX has the perfect balance of performance and function. It gives us versatility and speed..."
“Our AutoBox line is already making us more money than we get from a US$2.5m Flexo!”
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"The AutoBOX has the perfect balance of performance and function. It gives us versatility and speed..."
Barton Jones Packaging take box making in-house with Kolbus Autobox line
Barton Jones Packaging, traditionally a packaging materials distributor, had been considering manufacturing their own corrugated boxes for a number of years...
Irelands largest POS printer, Mcgowans Print invests in Kolbus Autobox Boxmaker
After recent investment success in a large format high-speed digital printer and digital cutting machines, Mal McGowan Owner at McGowan’s saw the demand for environmentally friendly, plastic free/void fill conscious packaging to protect their goods in transit to the end Customer.
KOLBUS AutoBox machines giving a healthy boost in the Asia Pacific market
Reprinted from Australia’s “SPRINTER” magazine: With British box maker manufacturer BCS Corrugated now under the ownership of German giant Kolbus Group, Asia Pacific general manager Neil Southerington says he’s ready to showcase the high-volume multi-colour flexo printer slotter
A new Autobox Boxmaker for TMN
Based just outside Lyon, France, TMN have been designing and producing specialist custom packaging for nearly 40 years. They provide a consultative service to companies looking to ship products securely and well enough protected to ensure zero returns. They have a long list of blue-chip clients who rely on them to protect large, awkward or high value products, often destined for export markets.
Sutton's performance goes from strength to strength
Last year Suttons Performance Packaging, Chatteris decided that they needed to upgrade their existing short – medium run heavy duty box making and gluing departments. As a specialist bespoke packaging manufacturer offering customers a range of multi-faceted,” just-in-time services” the issue to overcome was that quantities and sizes varied drastically of different converting machines: boxmakers, printer slotter and diecutters.