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On the 11th of June, Zund UK hosted a special educational webinar on digital cutting technologies to students from Ravensbourne University London.

Established in 1988, the Company designs and manufactures a wide range of specialist packaging for clients across the world from their 36,000 square feet state of the art production facilities based in West Sussex, England.

Talley Group Ltd, specialists in pressure relieving mattresses and cushions in the medical industry, recently took delivery of their new Zünd G3 XL-1600 digital cutter to move from analogue to digital cutting.

Zünd, the multi-functional cutting solution provider, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a BAE Systems 2019 Chairman’s Award for its unique cutting system designed to process Military aerospace components.

Specialised Canvas Group, which encompasses businesses trading as Specialised Canvas, Flagmakers and Banner Box, recently installed their second Zund digital cutter, in a move to double production capacity and support the growing demand for their extensive range of products and services.

Durham Box is a well-established family owned business operating in the packaging space since 1989 and has recently expanded their business capabilities by investing in a Zund D3 digital cutter equipped with a fully automated Board Handling System BHS150.

With MindCUT Studio, Zünd offers a powerful, modular software suite for automated textile cutting. MindCUT Studio excels in flexibility and modularity. It offers highly efficient nesting for plain fabrics as well as pattern matching and a seamless print & cut workflow for digitally printed textiles.

Zünd flatbed cutters are in demand all over the world. The Swiss technology manufacturer needs more space. In a first phase, Zünd is investing in a new building expansion.

A local, competent contact and immediate availability of service technicians and spare parts are critical to our customers` success.

As part of their bachelor thesis, two students from the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences Arts designed and developed a six-meter-long passageway.