Highcon Showcases the Euclid IIIC for Corrugated Board
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YAVNE, Israel - May 17, 2018 - Appearing for the first time at FESPA in Berlin, Highcon Systems is introducing the capabilities of the new Highcon Euclid IIIC digital cutting and creasing machine to visitors.
Adding to the excitement of the exhibition is the news that the Highcon Euclid IIIC machine for corrugated board has been awarded the “Best digital sheetfed cutting solution” in the Annual Awards from the European Digital Press Association (EDP) for quality and innovation in technologies for the digital printing industry. Twenty-one leading trade magazines with an editorial focus on digital print processes from all over Europe, covering 27 countries and reaching more than half a million readers in Europe, selected the winners according to criteria like achievement, quality and costs.
Jens Henrik Osmundsen, Highcon VP sales and GM of EMEA & APAC, says, “We are extremely proud to have won this award and to have received the recognition of this influential group of editors. I am also very happy to announce that Schoepe Display in Berlin has entered into an agreement to become the first Highcon Euclid IIIC customer in Germany.“
At FESPA, visitors will be able to learn all about the opportunities that this revolutionary technology unlocks. As well a wide range of samples produced on the machine, Eitan Varon, Highcon EVP, will be speaking in the FESPA Corrugated Inspiration Lounge, Hall 5.2 C40 every day. Also on Tuesday & Wednesday, visitors to the Highcon booth will be able to have refreshments and talk to Silvano Gauch, president of LxBxH, Switzerland, to talk about his day-to-day work with the Highcon Euclid IIIC for corrugated board. Silvano will answer questions about machine capabilities, benefits and daily workflow.
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