Finishing & Screen Printing

Tecnau Solutions are Pivotal to the Success of a National Health Insurance Service

Friday 01. November 2024 - Tecnau unwinders have been purchased for mail inserters. The Tecnau roll-to-roll and roll to cutstack solutions for laser printers as well as the H-Line with roll-to-roll and roll to cutstack are among the many pieces of equipment we use.

As the single insurer of ROK’s population, NHIS produces many bills, statements, and mail insertions every year. “In fact, NHIS annually sends approximately 70 million pieces of mail to our citizens. And, often times the mailers must be produced within a short production window; therefore, we purchased equipment with high speed capabilities, such as the Tecnau Revolution 50 cut & stack solution,” stated Mr. Lee Sung-hun from NHIS.
In addition, the equipment had to be flexible enough to slit/merge A4 documents as well as produce two up A4 documents in 70-90 gsm paper weights.
All of our pre-post systems are comprised of Tecnau equipment,” according to Mr. Lee Sung-hun, Manager Mailing Center at NHIS.
The Tecnau Revolution 50 Stack 5151 easily empowers the newest generation of high-speed color inkjet printing systems, such as the Canon ColorStream 8160. It reliably operates at up to 590 fpm/180 mpm to take advantage of such high-speed inkjet printers. The solution produces 1-up, 2-up, 2-up merged, 3-up, or 4-up stacks, utilizing a transport technology that easily support the broad range of applications required by NHIS. In addition, Stack 5151 features next generation controls for compatibility with the “Internet of Things” (IoT). IoT options are available for remote monitoring and diagnostics, automatic software updates, and preventive maintenance aids. “With high-speed throughput, IoT compatibilities and media flexibility, our flagship Revolution 50 family was the perfect candidate for reaching the next level of product required. Stack 5151 set a completely new standard for high-volume digital print production, maximizing efficiency, and reducing waste in a market where every penny counts,” stated Thomas Olofsson.