Ian Guanaria, general manager of Aldus Engineering says the company’s stand at PacPrint 09 will not only be larger than its display at the previous show, but will feature several new models never before seen in Australia.

Heading the display will be the new Mark Andy 2200 eight-colour servo flexo press, which will be fully operational at PacPrint, printing on both unsupported BOPP & labelstock to demonstrate its exceptional versatility.

Guanaria says,“The show model of this versatile and highly popular narrow web press will feature servo drives at the infeed, print stations, die stations, outfeed and rewind, and will be equipped with GEW chill rolls, Harper ceramic anilox rolls, Trucolor web video and Enercon corona treater.”

Also on stand at PacPrint will be a Brodbeck automatic core cutter, new-release J M Heaford flexo plate mounter with data storage facilities and laser light source, a new-model Web Techniques label rewinder, new release servo-driven Rotoflex label slitter and rewinder, and the ever popular MicroClean anilox roller cleaner.

Guanaria continues, “Since 1949, Aldus Engineering has been servicing the Australian paper manufacturing and converting industries, and 60 years later, our commitment and the quality of our products is as strong as it has ever been.”

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