The DFC by Nagel does applications such as die cutting, kiss cutting, perforation, embossing and creasing which PHE says was only previously possible inline with sheetfed offset presses.

Garry Hengst, general manager, PHE says, “We hope to attract more customers to our stand at PacPrint and we believe we can double our sales compared to the previous PacPrint.”

PHE says, “The DFC is suited for small to medium and frequently changing running lengths in digital or offset printing. It is targeted and pharmaceutical businesses and optometrists for point of sales and CD makes. It has an easy set up time with production speeds of 3000 an hour.”

Hengst says, “We have had a lot of customers come to our stand so far and we expect more to come.”

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