Corrugated box - Import export

Ideal for small graphics and logos for printing and coding on tray-packs, corrugate boxes, cases, glossy pre-printed boxes as well as lumber and engineered wood where retail branding is important.

The piezo inkjet printer (PIJ) is an inkjet printer with a contactless printing process. This industrial marking and coding system is ideal for printing high-resolution text, graphics, barcodes and more on a variety of products and packaging materials. Compared to other brands, our piezo inkjet printer uses up to 35% less ink. The printheads are mainly used in industrial areas for marking secondary packaging (e.g. cartons, corrugated cardboard boxes and tray packs). However, our piezo inkjet printers also achieve excellent legibility on porous materials. By combining several print heads, it is possible to apply large-area markings and graphics. This ensures that your product information, logos and graphics are always presented in high quality and clear legibility. By replacing labeling systems or pre-printed cartons with a PIJ printer, you can reduce your production costs. Discover the outstanding print quality of our piezo inkjet printers and arrange a no-obligation test print.

PP strapping represents approximately two-thirds of our production. We manufacture it as standard in widths 5-15 millimeters in black. On request, we will be happy to produce it for you in other colors as well. PP strapping material is particularly suitable for strapping packages, cartons or other containers, as well as lighter pallets. After use, it can be easily fed back into the material cycle. It is completely recyclable, has a constantly high quality, can be failure-free processed and is short-term available. Most frequent fields of application are: • General logistics (boxes of corrugated cardboard, styrofoam, plastic) • Printing industry (newspaper, magazines) • Corrugated cardboard industry (folding boxes, cut-outs) • Tins and bottles of plastic, aluminum and cardboard • Construction and container (furniture, wooden slats, tiles and bricks) • Food industry (meat, fish, poultry in folding boxes or styrofoam)