KOLBUS is excited to announce its participation in Drupa 2024, the world's leading trade fair for printing technologies, taking place from May 28 to June 7 in Düsseldorf. Located in Hall 1 Stand B55, KOLBUS will demonstrate its latest advancements in packaging production and print finishing over a sprawling 650 square meters of exhibition space.
This year, KOLBUS will introduce several groundbreaking applications for industrial corrugated and grey board processing, focusing on highly automated casemakers designed to enhance productivity and manufacturing efficiency. These machines are the culmination of KOLBUS's long-standing tradition of engineering excellence and commitment to quality in every aspect of their lifecycle—from consulting and commissioning to ongoing support.
"Our aim at Drupa 2024 is to unveil new business opportunities and forge potential partnerships," said Wilfried Kröger, Managing Director at KOLBUS. "We will premiere an interactive media project that showcases the future potential of our machines in flexographic printing and die-cutting technology for sustainable packaging production."
Highlights from KOLBUS at Drupa 2024 include:
Next Generation Casemaker: Features short set-up times and the highest level of automation.
100% Rigid Box Production: Tailored for luxury brands with toolless machine change-over.
Innovative Wrapping Technology: Enhances packaging quality and efficiency.
Make and Print FEFCO Boxes in a Single Pass: Capabilities range from E flute to AAA flute, incorporating scoring, slitting, and punching with inline inkjet printing.
Top-Print and Bottom-Print Solutions: For flexo-rotary die-cutters, featuring servo drives in real-time animation and cut and print technology up to 8 colors.
Visitors to the KOLBUS booth will experience the future of print and die-cut technology through extended reality, offering a hands-on look at how these innovations can drive their success.
Join us in Düsseldorf to explore these transformative technologies and discuss how we can help enhance your production processes.