More than Machines... Martin Engineers Solutions.
Martin Automatic Inc is a U.S. - based corporation with offices in Europe and the Pacific Rim.
In operation for over 35 years, and with nearly 8,000 installations in more than 50 countries,
Martin Automatic is best known for its extensive line of automatic splicing unwinds, automatic
transfer rewinds and tension control systems based on its patented inertia compensation technology.
Martin Automatic engineers solutions to fit applications in all business sectors that involve web
handling, including paper and paperboard printing, label converting, packaging, nonwoven manufacturing
and converting, coating and laminating, medical device manufacturing and construction materials.
Preventive Maintenance Q & A
April 13, 2009
Preventive maintenance (PM) is important to the operation of any piece of production equipment. Here are some thoughts on PM programs we shared recently with a trade publication.
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Tralin Pak picks Martin Automatic to automate new high-speed paperboard line
March 30, 2009
ROCKFORD IL: Martin Automatic recently received their third order from Tralin Pak, China, a leading producer of aseptic packaging materials. Tralin Pak chose a Martin Automatic splicer (MTB) and a rewinder (RMAP) to go on their F&K press to form their first production line. When they added a second production line at the same site, Tralin Pak again chose Martin Automatic equipment to automate the process.
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Berson Combines Gallus with Martin Automatic - For Label Productivity
March 04, 2009
A 'need to improve productivity and reduce waste' were given as the prime reasons for one of France's leading label converters, Berson SA, investing in Martin Automatic equipment for two of its latest Gallus production lines. The Martin machines, two MBSF (F for filmic capability) automatic non-stop unwinds, and an automatic non-stop LRD rewind have been fitted to a Gallus EM 410 and Gallus RCS 330 presses at the company’s modern plant at Cebazat in the central Auvergne region of France.
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