Spartanics Carton Laser Cutting Machine Unveiled

Spartanics Carton Laser Cutting Machine Unveiled

Apparel, textile, and fashion manufacturers and the packagers that serve these niches and others producing packaging made from carton stock such as pharmaceutical contract manufacturers can now achieve significant cost-savings with the innovative Spartanics Carton Laser Cutting Machine, one of several state-of-the-art material handling systems ideal for apparel, textile and fashion industries as well as pharmaceutical contract manufacturers and others with carton packaging applications.

Spartanics Carton Laser Cutting Machine decreases costs of production in multiple ways:
Totally eliminates tooling costs of traditional die cutting methods;
20%+ savings in scrap material during job setup; and
up to 20% savings in job setup time and associated labor costs.

Features of the Spartanics Carton Laser Cutting Machine include: dual laser head design allows for cutting sheets up to 800 mm (31inches) or greater; unlimited part size length and width up to 400 mm per scan head (16 inches); accurate defect-free cutting of carton stock .75mm ( .030") or less; equally versatile with virgin or recycled materials; advanced scoring capabilities within parts that perform better in folder-gluer industrial packaging machinery than traditional die cut arts; optional bar code reading to enable change of cut configuration on-the-fly; proprietary fume extraction system; proprietary system for automated slug removal and conveyor belt cleaning; and more.

For a complete listing of Spartanics' industrial packaging machinery finishing solutions please see www.spartanics.com/applications_detail.cgi?id_num=27

Rolling Meadows, Illinois, USA-headquartered Spartanics specialises in tightly integrating advanced software engineering with sophisticated handling systems to manufacture best-in-class die cutting machinery , laser cutting machine technology as well as screen printing systems and other equipment for fabricating products made from flat stock materials. Its worldwide service organisation uses state-of-the-art virtual service technician technology and also maintains offices and spare parts in Europe.