Accraply introduces compact Stanford slitter rewinder
Accraply, a manufacturer of automated labelling and converting systems, recently introduced the Stanford 438 slitter rewinder. The new machine features ultrasonic unwind measurement, adaptive tension control, single or dual shaft winding, an onboard drive processor and an intuitive 12-inch touchscreen, according to the company.
A cantilevered duplex differential slitter rewinder, this machine is designed for a wide range of products, including shrink sleeve, film, film laminates, self-adhesive label stock, paper and other flexible materials.
“We are very happy with the level of interest in Stanford’s technology,” said Allison Fox, converting product line manager for Accraply. “The first 438 was sold during development, and it had a strong debut at the LabelExpo Americas event in September of 2016.”
Currently in its 74th year serving the converting industry, Accraply manufactures a selection of Stanford Doctor Machines, duplex differential slitter rewinders, shrink sleeve finishing equipment and custom converting machinery. Accraply is a Barry-Wehmiller company represented in BW Packaging Solutions.
Accraply, as well as the rest of the BW Packaging Solutions companies, will showcase its technology at PACK EXPO International, Nov. 6-9, at McCormick Place in Chicago.
