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Highcon to Showcase Latest Digital Die Cutting Systems at SuperCorrExpo 2024

Wednesday 14. August 2024 - Attendees can experience packaging and displays produced on the upgraded Highcon Beam 2C at the Sun Automation Group booth, 1731, from September 8-12 at the Orange County Convention Center. Sun Automation is Highcons go-to-market partner in the US.

Highcon, a leading provider of digital die cutting and creasing systems, will showcase its latest innovations for mainstream corrugated packaging and display production at SuperCorrExpo 2024.
First introduced ahead of drupa in April 2024, Highcon’s new corrugated solutions, are designed to meet the evolving needs of the corrugated industry. These solutions offer a non-crush process, customizable packaging for rightsizing and light-weighting, and strength for shipping products in their boxes. They also enhance the unboxing experience, supporting brand owners. Highlights include e-commerce shipper boxes with single-use tamper evident locks, mono material inserts, and intricate cuts.
Both independent and integrated corrugated converters are utilizing Highcon technology to speed up time to market, increase profits, and enhance efficiency and sustainability. The most recent sale for corrugated packaging and display is to Durham Box in the UK, which has invested in the upgraded Highcon Beam 2C to boost productivity and efficiency across its operations, particularly in the e-commerce sector.
“The enthusiastic response from industry leaders to our advanced solutions highlights our commitment to meeting critical market needs for agility, on-demand manufacturing capabilities, sustainability, and innovation. We are excited to lead the market in digital die cutting for corrugated packaging and display, driving growth, and boosting profit margins,” said Kevin Kesselring, Director of Sales Americas. “I look forward to meeting attendees at SuperCorrExpo to explore how our new solutions can help them increase profits and achieve substantial growth and efficiency.”

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