Canada-based Great Little Box Company (GLBC) has purchased three new packaging production machines for its plant in Richmond, British Columbia.
The three machines area HP Indigo WS6800, a Digicon Series 3 label converting machine and a Stock LLM/HP label laminator.
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The machines will enable GLBC to expand and improve its packaging portfolio, which includes corrugated boxes, custom displays, labels, folding cartons, rigid boxes, flexible packaging, and shipping and moving supplies.
Great Little Box Company president Brad Tindall said: “We are thrilled to add these specialised machines to our already flourishing lineup of packaging production machinery.
“We continue to invest in the highest-quality equipment to expand our capabilities and provide a seamless integration of additional services to our clients.”
The HP Indigo WS6800 machine is the company’s first digital label printing press and will be used to produce GLBC's all in-house digital labels.
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By GlobalDataGLBC’s new Digicon Series 3 digital label converting machine will be provided by AB Graphic International.
This machine is the premier partner for HP's digital printing presses and is equipped with a new 50t hot foil and emboss unit, called ‘Big Foot’.
Once installed, the machine will enable GLBC to produce small short runs of simple labels and high-end multiple foiled labels for the wine and beverage markets and other industries.
The new label laminator, Stock LLM / HP, to be installed by GLBC, will allow the company to provide corrugated high-end boxes, trays, and displays.
While the machines are slated to arrive at the facility within the next three months, installation is due to be completed by autumn 2017.
