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Prosign Print and Display, a specialist in Large Format Printing, POS, Packaging, Exhibition and Signage have chosen to invest in a second Zund digital Cutter to increase production capacity.

Mallorca is not just a popular vacation destination. For more than 150 years, this Balearic Island has also been home to exclusive shoe manufacturer Alta Zapateria. Initially a small but high-quality shoemaker, the company's breakthrough came with its high-end Goodyear welted shoes sold under the Carmina brand name.

Texas Nameplate, a 3rd generation, family-owned business, decided to invest in the best when purchasing a new digital cutting system.

Zund UK has supported Scotland’s Bravest Manufacturing Co. with their purchase of a Zund S3 Cutter.

With MindCUT Studio, Zünd offers a powerful, modular software suite for automated textile cutting. 

In 2019 Victor and Michal Tracz embark on a digital transformation of their family business, transitioning away from conventional textile finishing which had been profitable for a very long time. Times had changed though, especially in the textile industry, where their father had been active for 40 years. Print Logistic is one of the first adopters of the micro-factory concept in Poland. And for their digital cutting solution, they came to Zünd.

To give life to its ideas, the Treviso-based company did not hesitate to rely on the renowned digital cutters from Zünd, appreciated for their precision in every respect.

With a production capacity of around 110 million square meters of corrugated board, the Rubezhnoye cardboard and packaging factory is one of the market leaders in the Ukraine. Rubezhnoye develops the packaging itself and has recently expanded this area considerably. This also includes the investment in a state-of-the-art Zünd G3 Cutter.

Automation in printing and advertising technology is the trend. Digital printing, in particular, demands automation. The challenge here is to integrate downstream processing and finishing steps. Otherwise, a lot of things go up in smoke. (From "display," August/September 2020 edition)