Morgana details what it will be showing at TPS23
Morgana has given a preview of what it will be showing at The Print Show 2023
Wednesday, 13 Sep 2023 10:30 GMT
The SC6500 cutting and creasing device is the newest addition to Morgana’s range of post-press devices
Having supported the show since its inception, Morgana will once again exhibit and can be found on Stand A01 at the 2023 edition.
The manufacturer will be debuting a number of products such as the new SC6500 high-speed cutting and creasing device and the FB1180-T cutting table for larger-format work.
Having only recently been introduced to the market, the SC6500 is the newest addition to the company’s range of post-press devices and features a dual tool working environment.
With a capacity of 1,000 sheets in its auto-sheet feeder and the ability to handle substrates of up to 350 microns, the unit can handle a wide range of finishing options.
The FB1180-T is a freestanding cutting table ideal for those working in the large-format sector as it can handle media of up to 860mm x 1,180mm. The model also has a cutting area of 720mm x 1,020mm and has a cutting depth of up to 3,000 microns.
Gold ball boxes produced on the FB1180-T cutting table
Die-cutting products will also be on display with live demos of the AeroDieCut and Morgana Rotary Die-Cutter taking place. The company will also be demonstrating its bookletmaking equipment as well as the DigiFold and AutoCreaser products.
“Once again The Print Show offers the opportunity for manufacturers to exhibit their products to an eager UK print community,” comments Ray Hillhouse, Plockmatic VP of sales and marketing. “Our exhibit this year allows us to focus on our range of die-cutting products, as well as our well-known bookletmaking, cutting, creasing, and folding equipment.
“The SC6500, receiving its worldwide show debut in Birmingham, is one of those products that is both affordable and so flexible that we haven’t yet worked out a full list of what it can do for a print business!”
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