Robert Horne increases converting capacity with double purchase

17 February 2012

Paper

Paper supplier Robert Horne has increased converting capacity at its Northampton facility with a double install.

The Paperlinx-owned business installed a Cauhe GH 366 guillotine and CPL 330 Plate Lift.

Robert Horne's Cauhe guillotine has a cutting width of 3,666mm, making it large enough to cut materials to the sizes required for large-format printing.

The company said that both pieces of kit will deliver "significant" efficiency improvements and increase Robert Horne’s ability to process a wider range of materials and sizes.

Robert Horne managing director Paul French said: "This investment has enabled us to better meet the specific requirements of our customers within the large format POS market. We have been able to expand our service offering and improve on customer service levels."

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