Ingram Express Services Enhances Capabilities with Highcon Beam 2 Digital Diecutting System
Highcon Systems Ltd., a provider of digital die cutting equipment, announced the successful installation of its Highcon Beam 2 digital die cutting system at Ingram Express Services (IES), a Nashville, Tennessee-based print, display graphic, fulfillment, and distribution provider.
This strategic investment marks a significant milestone for IES, empowering the company to efficiently manage short runs, ensure rapid turnaround times, and explore new market opportunities within its folding carton business. The company will also utilize digital die cutting for corrugated (micro-flute) applications in packaging, inserts, and displays. IES serves diverse packaging needs across industries, catering to large manufacturers, retail chains, and commercial businesses.
The Highcon Beam 2 provides a sustainable and agile digital alternative to conventional die-making processes. Its agility in job setups and production readiness makes it an ideal solution for short to medium run lengths and short delivery times, facilitating the easy management of unplanned changes, such as adding rush jobs to the queue or releasing bottlenecks from other finishing equipment in the production line.
“Highcon's innovative solutions continue to drive success, with a rapidly expanding customer base in the US and Europe, reflecting the growing demand for cutting-edge digital die-cutting technology,” said Shlomo Nimrodi, CEO of Highcon. Our laser cutting system empowers IES to produce on demand, eliminate minimum order quantities (MOQs), minimize inventory, and reduce costs. Additionally, it enables a broader range of applications to existing customers while expanding the customer base through new offerings. With the digital capability to complete printing and finishing jobs in a day, IES can now command higher premium on rush orders.”
“We anticipate that the Highcon Beam 2 will enhance our capabilities to meet the increasing demands of both new and existing customers for custom packages and swift job turnaround,” said Josh Winters, IES President. “We can now go beyond the conventional package, transforming it from a single four-sided box into something that truly stands out and adds value to our clients, delivering a memorable unboxing experience to customers.”
“Highcon was there every step of the way, educating and training our staff,” added Winters. “We knew we weren’t just purchasing a piece of equipment, we’ve created a partnership. Now that we have reached the production stage, it is good to know that the Highcon team is always available to help with any specific questions that may arise.”
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