Keystone Folding Box Company Completes Multi-Year Capital Investment

Wade Hartman, President of The Keystone Folding Box Company, a New Jersey-based provider of paperboard solutions, announced today that the company recently completed a multi-year initiative to invest in new capital equipment and packaging technologies in order to meet the growing needs of its commercial business.

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In addition to several new printing presses and die cutting systems, the company invested in two new Bobst Folder/Gluers lines with integrated Auto-Case-Packing. These high-speed systems provide automatic folding and gluing of cartons with unsurpassed reliability.

The end-of-line case packer then automatically counts and loads the printed cartons into the shipping cases. The combination system also provides enhanced quality control via integrated vision systems that are engineered to automatically eject any products that do not meet the pre-set parameters for proper glue placement and case packing.

“As always, we remain committed to providing the highest quality folding cartons as well as utilizing the finest machinery and technologies available,” said Hartman. “Our customers demand the highest quality folding carton solutions and this investment will help Keystone maintain its leadership position in the market."

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