Martin Automatic Europe GmbH

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DE-74626 Bretzfeld-Dimbach

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Un- and rewinders (22)

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Un- and rewinders (22)

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As big as they come – showcasing capabilities outside the printing industry

05.06.2023 A recent visit to the production hall at Martin’s HQ in Rockford, IL, proved an interesting experience for someone accustomed to seeing the American manufacturer’s unwind/splice and rewind technology fitted to a variety of narrow and mid web package printing presses, reports our correspondent Nick Coombes.

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New sales representative in Southern Europe

13.02.2023 Leading American manufacturer of non-stop unwind/splice and rewind technology, Martin Automatic, has announced that Tekaxess, headed by Gaëtan de Charry, will take over responsibility for sales in Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Africa, and the Middle East – markets formerly served by Martin’s Southern Europe Sales Manager Ed Pittman, who has retired after 22 years with the company.

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Peters GmbH automates cup printing line

02.02.2023 Papierverarbeitung Peters GmbH (Radebeul, Germany) has retrofitted a Martin Automatic MBX unwind/splicer to its Omet VaryFlex 670 press to improve efficiency and reduce waste on its paper cup printing line.

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Colognia installs more non-stop technology

13.12.2022 One of the Czech Republic’s largest label converters, Colognia press a.s. has continued its investment in Martin Automatic technology with an MBSF unwind splicer and LRD rewinder with slitting capability fitted to its new Gallus Labelmaster 440 press at Kolin, some 70km east of the country’s capital city, Prague. The new equipment joins previous Martin nonstop unwind and rewind technology fitted to Colognia’s Gallus RCS 330 presses in 2010 and 2015.

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Exhibitor at Labelexpo Americas

21.07.2022 Martin Automatic, (Rockford, Illinois), the market leader and supplier of the original automatic butt splicer to the label industry, will be exhibiting the latest versions of its most popular machines at Labelexpo Americas in Chicago (13-15 September 2022).

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Mega Label invests in new technologies – and installs it with video assistance from US technicians

07.03.2022 As with most manufacturers of capital equipment, the global pandemic and all that it has involved regarding travel restrictions, has forced Martin Automatic to innovate ways of working to keep its customers satisfied. Testament to the excellent design of the company’s equipment, which makes it relatively straightforward to commission, is a recent installation in Malaysia.

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Exhibitor at Labelexpo 2022

10.02.2022 US-based Martin Automatic looks forward to meeting its partners and customers during the 2022 Labelexpo Europe in Brussels. An essential supplier of non-stop unwind, rewind, and tension control equipment to the narrow web flexo and digital printing markets, they will gladly answer customers’ questions about non-stop production and its benefits for the bottom line and carbon footprint.

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Maintaining good tension control

20.09.2021 Correspondent Nick Coombes speaks with Gavin Rittmeyer of Martin Automatic about the company’s solutions to tension control problems.

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Winner of Safety Award

12.11.2020 Martin Automatic, a leading US manufacturer of unwind/splice and rewind technology for web fed applications has been recognised with a prestigious award for safety at its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Rockford, Illinois.

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ProPrint raises productivity to meet surge in demand

29.09.2020 When the global pandemic prompted a nationwide lockdown in the UK, manufacturers of printed packaging found themselves under immediate pressure from customers to increase their output. With all restaurants, cafes, staff canteens and other food outlets being forced to close almost overnight, the pressure of increased demand at food retailers created a massive problem in the supply chain.