Case Paper Adds Dual Knife Rotary Sheeter for Custom-Sized Web Rolls and Sheets

HARRISON, N.Y. — February 18, 2016 — Even as many of the paper and paperboard markets continue to contract, Case Paper based here, has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to growth through investment in the latest technologies.

The latest purchase by Case Paper is a testament to its ongoing commitment to growth.

Its most recent equipment purchase — a Maxson MDH Dual Knife Rotary Sheeter — provides custom-sized web rolls and sheets of both paper and paperboard. With its ability to sheet up to four web rolls from 16–81˝, it can accommodate the needs of the digital, folio and large-format markets.

The sheeter’s high-speed cutter is outfitted with a reject gate and a high-capacity stacker that uses a scissors lift-load table that can change out skids without having to stop production (it takes less than 60 seconds to remove a skid, insert an empty pallet, and raise the load table into position). Moreover, the use of air helps even light-weight paper remain jam-free when flowing into the stacker.

“This new sheeter will allow us to support even more customers that need sheets for both short and long-run jobs. It also improves our converting times, which is great news for printers and packaging companies that have to turn around a job quickly,” commented Robin Schaffer, president and COO of Case Paper.

The fifth sheeter and the eighth converting equipment purchase over the past seven years, Case Paper is now one of the only paper and paperboard distributors in the industry that can quickly convert paper and paperboard and deliver the skids or rolls anywhere in the United States, usually within 48 hours or less. Supported by a skilled workforce and a solutions-based management team, this latest purchase will help Case Paper to continue to provide excellent customer service, the highest quality sheet, and efficient turn-around times.

About Case Paper
Established in 1943, Case Paper is one of the largest privately held distributor and converter of paper and board for the packaging and printing industries. It has divisions in California, Pennsylvania, New York, Chicago, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.

Source: Case Paper.