Unifoil Corporation Acquires Maxson
The acquisition includes Maxson’s Dual Knife Rotary Sheeter, Automatic Web Splicer, Easy Access Slitter, Non Marking Overlap Carriage, and Dual Position Shaftless Roll Stand.
Unifoil Corporation, a leading global specialty converter of paper, board, synthetic paper, plastic, film, foil, and custom holographic and metallized substrates, has again purchased advanced sheeting technology from Maxson Automatic Machinery Company.
Increased demand at Unifoil for custom registered holographic and recyclable packaging and printing materials, including the company’s UniLustre and Holographic UniLustre papers and boards, which can help reduce a company’s carbon footprint, prompted investment in the new equipment. Consumer-product-goods manufacturers will benefit from Unifoil’s additional production capacity and improved efficiencies.
The acquisition includes Maxson’s Dual Knife Rotary Sheeter, Automatic Web Splicer, Easy Access Slitter, Non Marking Overlap Carriage, and Dual Position Shaftless Roll Stand. Unifoil’s new Dual Knife Rotary Sheeter and the complementary components are designed to provide high-speed continuous-run precise cutting.
“Product demand is up,” says Joseph Funicelli, President and CEO of Unifoil Corporation. “The new sheeter technology will allow us to further enhance service to customers and, in particular, speed production and delivery of custom registered holographics and our recyclable UniLustre and Holographic UniLustre papers and boards.” The ability to run continuously when utilizing the flying splice unwind and automatic off loading functions will enable Unifoil to produce more in less time and satisfy requests for high-volume quick-turnaround orders consistently.
