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A+ Effort Leads to Prosperity and Growth for ABOX PACKAGING

As a custom folding carton manufacturer, Abox Packaging located in Kaufman TX has been on the fast track to success because of the company’s dedication to quality and service. As owner Keith Thompson says, “No one is allowed to say no, only “Here’s what we can do”.” And with the addition of a Maxson MDH […]

Northwestern Converter Gains Competitive Edge with MAXSON DFK Sheeter

Today’s marketplace, quality and fast turnaround are vital in providing a company with a competitive edge. Richard Gunderson recognized the need for such a sheeting operation with those qualities to service the Pacific Northwest area and in 1994 he founded Pacific Sheeting Resources (PSR). Based in Tacoma, Washington, PER has a customer base that spans […]

Cut-to-Register Sheeting Trims Time and Labor Cost

At Unifoil Corporation, Passaic Park, NJ improved product quality and faster turnaround are the results of a $1.5 million capital investment in optically registered sheeting, steam sheeting and embossing equipment. The company’s recent purchase includes a DFK Sheeter from Maxson Automatic Machinery Company, the Steam-Foil System from Thermo Web Systems and an embosser/calendar from Verduin […]

Case Studies

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A. J. Schrafel Cuts to the Chase

In order to succeed in today’s converting industry, a company must develop an edge over its competition. A. J. Schrafel Paper Corporation has identified their competitive edge as providing the highest quality paperboard in a timely manner. For 56 years, dedication to this basic mission has given this New York-based business a reputation as a […]

Case Studies

Case Studies” are published articles from trade journals that describe the business circumstances under which companies have decided to invest in sheeters, the criteria they used in the selection of the equipment and the benefits they realized upon the installation of the machinery. The case studies are organized in chronological order, by the following MAXSON’s […]