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BOBST is the worlds leading supplier of machinery and services to packaging manufacturers in the folding carton, corrugated board and flexible material industries. Founded in 1890 by Joseph Bobst in Lausanne, Switzerland, BOBST has a presence in more than 50 countries.
The flexible packaging industry moves faster and faster and to stay ahead it is necessary to innovate, automate and connect.
To support flexo printers to achieve increasingly demanding expectations, BOBST and leading industry suppliers* will follow an innovative route for the Open House event they are hosting in the Competence Center of Bobst Bielefeld, in Germany, on 13th February 2020.
BOBST today announced the launch of a brand-new CI flexo press. The VISION CI is designed to deliver the most efficient performance for all production lengths on a wide range of substrates.
Fast to setup and change over, it features technical innovations and automation that ensure repeatable process consistency, minimum waste and easy manufacturing. It is ideal for converters looking to add a powerful and reliable production tool to their operation.
Differentiation.
It’s what every brand owner wants for their product, but in increasingly crowded markets, it is becoming harder and harder to achieve.
“We have decided to make the transition to another level of quality – we must become a modern enterprise, and only through innovative technologies, systematization and cost reduction can we survive in today's highly competitive markets.”
Nikolai Stepanov, Owner of Russian printing company Happy Plastics, is talking about his company’s decision to embrace REVO, the highly regarded manufacturing solution to create DigiFlexo Printing by digitalizing the flexo process.
With the size of its new manufacturing site near Pirmasens in Germany and the equipment installed within it, G & G Preißer is setting new standards in the European market for packaging made out of corrugated cardboard. To do this, the manufacturer of corrugated board packaging commissioned four new converting machines from BOBST at the beginning of 2018. It only took a few months for the machines – EXPERTLINE 1.6, with five FLEXO 160-VISION print units and hot air intermediate dryers; the specialty folding-gluing machine MASTERFOLD 230; the Inliner FFG 1636 NT and the Miniline FFG 618 Quatro – to be running at full capacity, three shifts a day.
G & G Preißer also upgraded a Midline FFG 924 NT with a pre-feeder and an automatic palletization system, and has already ordered another EXPERTLINE 1.6 and an additional EXPERTFOLD 165 from BOBST. They will be delivered and installed during 2019. G & G Preißer will then have more than seven converting machines from BOBST in its new plant. They will be used to manufacture packaging made of corrugated board, primarily for customers in the food, personal care and cosmetics industries. The production process takes place in a completely clean environment.
BOBST will be there, at the world’s biggest printing tradeshow showcasing its vision for the printing and packaging industry.
In a world, where agility and sustainability dominate the discussions of brand owners, printers and converters, BOBST will offer visitors the opportunity to experience how packaging production is changing with more connectivity, digitalization and automation.
BOBST will open the doors of its headquarters near Lausanne, Switzerland on November 6 to host its first PACKAGING MASTERCLASS for brand owners and retailers. A team of experts will provide a high-level overview of packaging production technologies from design to the final product, covering topics such as consistency, sustainability, time-to-market and e-commerce. The discussions will cover both printing and converting, and a range of digital and conventional technologies for labels, flexible packaging, folding carton and corrugated boxes.
“The role of packaging is changing faster than ever before, and the way brands design, pack and distribute products is constantly evolving,” said Paul Stoudmann, Strategic Business Development, BOBST. “BOBST has been a pioneer in packaging innovation for decades and we pride ourselves in understanding the market and our customers’ challenges and needs. That’s why we feel brand owners can gain a lot from this all-day event, covering the full spectrum of packaging production.”
BOBST, one of the world’s leading suppliers of equipment and services to packaging and label manufacturers in the folding carton, corrugated board and flexible materials industries, is celebrating after its innovative Digital Inspection Table was named winner in the Best Inspection System category at the 2019 European Digital Press Association (EDP) Awards.
Now in its 13th year, the EDP Awards honour the best technological developments in the digital print world, with judging criteria including achievement, quality and costs. On Wednesday, 15th May, BOBST was presented with its award at a ceremony held at the Messe Munich during FESPA Global Print Expo 2019.
Atlas Packaging, one of the UK’s largest independent producers of corrugated cardboard packaging, has taken delivery of one BOBST EXPERTFOLD 230 A4 featuring ACCUEJECT XL at its site in North Devon – the first installation of its kind in the UK.
The unique investment comes as the company seeks to deliver continuous improvement and enhanced service through outstanding quality and turnaround time to its customers, ensuring it remains at the forefront of corrugated packaging production.
BOBST specialists will be on hand at the BOBST stand #1634 in Hall A5 at ICE Europe 2019 to discuss the latest technology developments aimed at supporting the growing industry’s need for sustainability and pledge towards recyclability of packaging materials.
The production and converting of high barrier film is one of the most rapidly evolving and growing segments of the converting industry. BOBST has been successful in rising to the challenge and contributing to the industry shared objectives: finding ways to protect food products without additives and preservatives, ensuring long shelf life, using materials that can be recyclable and all in an economically viable way.
