In 1932, Maxson Automatic Machinery Company was incorporated, ushering in the present day legal form of the company. The corporate officers were Charles Maxson, President, Julian Maxson, Vice President, Louis Matthews, Secretary and Joseph Clancy, Treasurer. These officers were also the principals of the company. Seven MAMCO Overlapping Delivery & ERIE Lay Boys SD WARREN, Cumberland […]
When he started his own engineering firm late in life, Charles B. (“C. B.”) Maxson was already an accomplished machinery designer with over a half dozen patents associated with sheet delivery systems for printing presses. In the early 1900’s, young children were employed in paper mills, as “lay boys” at the end of cutters to […]
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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 […]
the versatility of running lightweight paper or heavy board grades and ease of operation at an afforable price.
The MAXSON SDFK Sheeter has the exclusive feature of making a blade adjustment to enhance cross cut quality during a production run.
Designing, Innovating and Leading the Sheeter
Manufacturing Industry Since 1912.
