As we head into the height of summer with the hot days continuing
in the northern hemisphere , we hope this finds you well.

In recent years, the packaging market has seen a shift toward high mix,
low volume production and higher added value, and processing sites are now required to achieve both “high quality finishing” and “stable productivity” at the same time.

However, different challenges arise at each stage of the process such as product scattering during the die cutting process and residual scrap during the stripping process making it difficult in some cases to maintain stable production.

That is why Nakayama has published a “Case Study” showcasing a solution
that stabilizes the entire process by combining the “NOZOMI Series,”
which supports the die cutting process, with “NK STRIP,”
which supports the stripping process.

This case study introduces, with processing images included:

・High quality finishing and stable productivity achieved by the NOZOMI Series
・The mechanism by which NK STRIP reduces residual scrap
・The stable processing made possible by combining these two technologies

If you are considering improving quality or productivity, please take a look.

▼ Case Study
A new combination for achieving stable production from die cutting through to stripping

“NOZOMI Series” × “NK STRIP”

If you would like to learn more about “NOZOMI” or “NK STRIP,” please contact us using the form below.

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