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than 120 objects, comparing machine health information with baseline and previous fingerprints, building the next generation of A.I. predictive maintenance and machine control. “2022 also saw the delivery and installation of the lat- est model in the Ultima machine family – EMBA 295 QS Ul- tima™. With the EMBA 295 QS Ultima, we now offer a com- plete machine range to fit any customer need. It comes loaded with all the benefits you’d expect and like all our Ultima machines it features our unique Non-Crush Con- verting™ and Quick-Set™ technologies. “The 295 QS Ultima™ offers true DualBox™ production through TwinFeed™ and XL slotter, as well as complex inter- nal box die-cutting and creasing with the bottom die cutter. Several available options, like for example HighBox™ and the award winning LiquidCreaser™, further enhance its true flexibility and top-class performance. “The Non-Crush Converting™ technology of the Ulti- ma™ platform preserves the strength the corrugated board throughout the production process. This means enhanced box performance, and the only machines truly capable of converting the next generation of super lightweight board grades now in the North American market. “Our unique Ultima™ design, has the advantage of full vacuum transfer throughout the entire machine, this de- sign provides accurate transfer, smooth 1:1 scoring and fully supported ultra clean slotting. There are no pinch points, crushing the board between roller surfaces. “Allowing you to maximize your ability to meet every customer’s individual needs for inline die-cut box produc- tion, EMBA now offers DualCut™ — cutting-edge from top to bottom utilizing just one machine. Available for the 175 QS Ultima, 215 QS Ultima and 245 QS Ultima, EMBA’s Du- alCut™ option offers flexibility and uncompromised produc- tivity for all die cut formats. The special DualCut™ integra- tion combined with the intelligent Ultima™ platform, unique Non-Crush Converting™ and Quick-Set™, makes EMBA QS Ultima™ a new standard in converting operations. “EMBA Total Maintenance Program continues to be ex- panded and enhanced, featuring our Helpdesk VPN sup- port and online service capabilities.” Visit www.embausa.com or call (440) 360-7940. GEO. MARTIN Emeryville, California: Dan D’Angelo reports, “It appears we are finally pulling out of the full pandemic era, or at
cent less energy consumption. This printer is our solution for short and mid-run digital production and is equipped with full automation and Durst Water Technology Inks. “Single pass with water-based ink: The Delta SPC 130 was developed for high speed short, medium and long run jobs. The SPC 130 prints with a maximum of six col- ors on small formats from 500x600 mm through to very large formats with maximum dimensions of 1,300 x 2,100 (optionally 1,300 x 2,800 mm), and a maximum thickness of 12 mm. Koenig & Bauer Durst has developed automation systems for the Delta SPC 130, which enables integration into existing production lines, allowing manufacturers and converters to achieve fully automated production and fully exploit the potential of digitization. “In conjunction with Durst hardware, our water-based ink is non-hazardous and allows premium quality, odor- less, abrasion-resistant, glossy and lightfast end products to be produced in a single process. Water Technology is part of the long-term strategy of offering digital printing systems a sustainable alternative to conventional printing systems. “Durst equipment comes with our award-winning, web- based Workflow Software and Analytics Software, eliminat- ing the need for a third-party provider. Durst Workflow is designed for efficient data management and is combined with leading color management and advanced rip technol- ogy to allow for full automation. Our Durst Analytics pro- vides easily interpretable print production data, which can call out key performance indicators, production timelines, and detailed job information, streamlining your processes and increasing your production efficiency.” Visit durstus.com . EMBA Westlake, Ohio: George Linn reports, “2022 was challeng- ing with ongoing supply chain issues, further exacerbated
by conflicts in Europe and its reper- cussions on energy, inflation, etc. Despite these challenges, EMBA successfully supplied and serviced our customer base while still push- ing forward with our continuous pro- gram of innovation. “For 2023 EMBA’s latest innova-
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tion EMBA CareControl™ condition monitoring system is available for new machine deliveries. CareControl puts you in control of your machine, in real time, any-time, any- where. Production data and statistics, real box cost calcu- lation, deeper remote support with full historic data always available, dynamic online manual offering direct access from alerts to detailed instructions, automatic countdown to next maintenance. CareControl includes Fingerprint, a regular health check system converging more than 650 signals, from 60 data collection points, monitoring more
least learning to cope with it. There is indeed a new normal, and business practices certainly have changed. While we are slowly returning to a more pre-pandemic environment, we are encouraged to see these changes continue to strengthen over time.
Dan D'Angelo
“Travel, despite the airlines’ best efforts to inconve- nience travelers, is returning to a more normal status. The
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