- Growth market flexo printing
- Successful partnership continues
- New technology for Flexotecnica presses
Innovation, growth, broad product portfolio
Clifton Packaging was founded in 1981 and has since established an excellent reputation and brand for itself especially when it comes to innovation. In recent years Clifton has grown considerably which resulted in the company being recognised by the London Stock Exchange as one of the top 1000 most aspiring and fastest growing companies in the UK. The company specialises in high-quality packaging for FMCG markets and the Wet Protein sector. These products are sold throughout the world, including Africa and the Middle East. Thanks to its very broad portfolio of materials and packaging options, the company can react quickly to customer requirements. However, Clifton Packaging not only regards itself as an innovative packaging printer, it also offers its customers a complete packaging solution, from the idea to the finished product. Furthermore, the Clifton group not only prints packaging and supplies pouches, it also offers contract packing services and sells food processing and packing machinery including multihead weighers and ancillary equipment. It is believed to be the only company of its type in the UK to offer the full packaging solution.
New technology for Evo XD
With its eight printing units, a new dryer generation and newly developed drive and control technology, the cutting-edge Evo XD is tailored to meet high quality requirements on a wide range of substrates. The CI flexo press has a web width of 1,320 mm and a cut-off of 370 to 1,000 mm. The technical highlights include a highly efficient energy-saving ventilation system in the bridge dryer and the fully automatic AIF impression setting system, which needs no ink during the adjustment process. The user-friendly ARF register setting system ensures that start-up waste is reduced to a minimum. All of the important automation and control functions are integrated in the new touch screen panel, assuring intuitive press operation. As far as automation for fast job changes is concerned, the Evo XD is state of the art. The press can run at speeds of up to 500 m per min depending on substrate.