Mark Andy has agreed with Maxcess International to offer its recently introduced Tidland RD AutoScore to the narrow web label and packaging industry. For a limited time, Mark Andy is the preferred integrator of Tidland RD AutoScore for new flexographic presses.
The new Tidland RD AutoScore was designed by Maxcess to deliver automatic and repeatable trim width and cut depth positioning for score blades.
Greg Palm, senior vice president for Mark Andy, remarked: ‘At Mark Andy, we are both humbled and excited to work together with Maxcess to bring the new RD AutoScore to market globally. The productivity improvements for setup and quick blade changes, combined with added safety and faster running speeds, aligns with our mission to help converters drive productivity and profitability on their presses and in their overall operations. It is a truly a pleasure to work with a global leader like Maxcess and find synergies where it makes good sense for label and converting businesses.’
Aaron Powers, global product manager at Maxcess commented: ‘We’re excited to launch the RD AutoScore, which offers a new level of automation and efficiency for our customers. With decades of knowledge working with pressure sensitive materials through our RotoMetrics brand, we understand that reducing setup times while maximizing line speeds is paramount to a successful label or specialty converting application. Along with the product’s ability to underscore filmic liners, we believe the Tidland RD AutoScore provides significant value to our customers and will enhance their press productivity and operator safety.’
The new Tidland RD AutoScore offers repeatable, quick and precise setup, and is claimed to reduce material waste while giving consistent underscoring of all liner materials, now including films. It eliminates the need for on-press adjustments during production. These attributes allow faster running speeds while reducing downtime as well as addressing material variations from job to job.
The Return on Investment (ROI) of this new design is less than a year when compared to manual score systems, according to Maxcess.
