What Makes the Heidelberg CCS So Special & Remarkable?

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The Heidelberg Compact Converting System (CCS) 510 is the ideal solution for carton converting in small to medium run lengths and print formats. It is by far the most cost-effective means of manufacturing folding boxes, and that too in just a single pass. It not only enables super-fast change of color, tools, & processes, but also keeps waste at a minimum.

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Here are some of the reasons which make this equipment a class apart from its rival brands.

1.      Super flexible

Thanks to its modular design, the machine is capable of carrying out all the activities in a single operation, be it screen printing, hot foil embossing, cold foil stamping, lamination, backside printing, rotary window punching, or outer contour punching.

2.      Quick changeover ensures maximum efficiency

In short & medium order quantities, it is imperative to have short set-up times and fast changeover. The CCS 510 excels in both these departments. This has been made possible owing to the use of servo-controlled drive technology and user-friendly sleeve systems. Further, owing to the short web path, the waste is also minimal, thus contributing in achieving a high level of cost & production efficiency.

3.      Easy to handle & operate

Owing to its accessible design and brilliant sleeve technology, the equipment can be easily managed by the operator. Then there is the dynamic pressure adjustment, which allows automatic adjustment for various printing speeds.

4.      Great configurations

Whether it is integrated with used Bobst die-cutting machines, or any other branded flat-bed/rotary die-cutter, the Heidelberg CCS can be configured to meet the precise job requirements

5.      Wide variety of applications

This machine caters to a broad spectrum of packaging requirements, such as those of food, sanitary, pharma, blister packs, and more. In fact, it is suitable for any product portfolio which requires varying levels of finishing. 

With so many amazing features & functionalities, the CCS 510 is undoubtedly a must-have for those in the folding carton industry. Here’s An Overview of the Recently Launched Polar Cutting Machines.

All There is to Know About Flying Paster & its Components

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In the printing industry, a flying paster is responsible for ensuring continuous production on the web press. It basically works on the phenomenon of pasting an expiring roll into the next one so that the press can run continuously, without slowing down or taking a halt. The term ‘flying’ refers to its attribute of accelerating the roll to the same speed of the press, followed by the splicing task. In fact, it performs the same functions of a zero speed splicer. Large presses come equipped with either of the two. Flying pasters are generally found on the high speed presses. Listed below are the components that make up a flying paster:
 

1.  Roll Stand
The roll stand is responsible for mounting and holding the rolls in position. Ideally, a flying paster will be capable of holding two to three rolls, wherein one would be running on the press, and the other two would be ready for splicing.
 

2.  Dancer Roll

 
Also known as the floating roller, this part of the unit aids in pulling the paper from the roll and ensuring control on the brake holding the roll. Its primary purpose is to control the amount of paper being released from the roll and being fed to the press. Simultaneously, it also maintains the tension between itself and the roll.

3.  Metering Roller

 
The function of a metering roller is to make sure that the press receives tension consistently. 
 

4.  Web Sensors

 
There are sensors located on each side of the web, which indicate the exact location of the roll. These sensors can be adjusted so as to enable the flying paster to move the roll accordingly.
 

5.  Splicer

 
The splicer is responsible for joining the moving roll to the new one with the help of a special piece of two-sided tape.  When the roll reaches the speed of the press, the splicer presses the expiring roll onto the tape, and then quickly cuts it through.
 

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