01.15.03
STANFORD CELEBRATES 60th ANNIVERSARY
(Salem, IL) This year Stanford celebrates 60 years of service to the flexible packaging industry. Founded in 1943 by W.T. "Dutch" Stanford, the Stanford Company has earned a worldwide reputation for building quality equipment backed by the finest customer service available in the industry.
Stanford is especially well known for its trademarked Doctor Machine® invented by Dutch Stanford in 1953.
Under new ownership since 2000, Stanford is currently going through a phase of rapid change and development. The company has returned to its engineering roots, meeting customer requests for new innovative ideas that meet today's demanding converting operations.
In celebration of its 60th year, Stanford will be bringing to market a complete line of new-generation slitter rewinders. Building upon the successful release of the Model 3038 Slitter Rewinder in 2002, this year will see the launch of the Models 738 and 1038. The Model 738 will be debuted at the CMM show in April, with the launch of the Model 1038 expected by mid-year.
Both new models will feature an affordable knife positioning system, a motorized rewind unloading system, roll pushers, splice tables and the latest in touch screen controls.
Bragging of the company's revitalized engineering and sales efforts, Stanford's president, Mr. Séamus Lafferty, boasts of having the largest backlog the company has seen in 3 years. "We are greatly encouraged by the market's reaction to our latest engineering efforts and we are looking forward to on-going success in this our 60th year", he said.
Stanford designs and builds a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders as well as the world's largest selection of Doctor Machines®. Visit www.stanfordproductsllc.com, or call 618-548-2600 for more information.
01.23.03
STANFORD BRINGING NEW MODEL 3038 TO CMM INTERNATIONAL 2003
(Salem, IL) Stanford Products LLC will be demonstrating their Model 3038 Slitter Rewinder at CMM International 2003.
Released in the spring of 2002, the Model 3038 is available with rewind diameters of 24" or 32", web-widths from 62" to 70" and will run at speeds up to 2000 FPM. The unit is designed to run a wide range of packaging films from unsupported to laminated and printed films as well as light papers.
A duplex differential center wind slitter, the new Model 3038 is particularly ergonomic and operator-friendly in design. It features four PLC-based touch screens for convenient operation. In addition, it features two individually controlled telescoping roll pushers, the latest AC Vector drives, superior tension control, remote monitoring capabilities and a shaftless unwind with roll lift for easy master-roll-loading.
Special features incorporated in the machine on display at CMM include an affordable digital knife set-up system as well as a new automated unloading system.
Stanford's Vice President of Sales, Mr. Tim Andrews refers to the new Model 3038 as "a showcase of Stanford's renewed focus on engineering". "Performance oriented from the ground up, this machine is more automated, ergonomic and safety-conscious than ever, and will give converters the competitive edge for today's demanding production schedules", he said.
Recognized as an innovative leader in the manufacture of converting equipment Stanford is currently celebrating its 60th anniversary. Stanford offers a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders, as well as the world's largest selection of Doctor Machines®.
Stanford will also be debuting its new Model 738/738 HC at CMM International.
01.27.03
STANFORD ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF MODEL 738/738 HC
(Salem, IL) Stanford Products LLC announces the introduction of a new technologically advanced Slitter Rewinder. Available in widths from 30" to 45" and with rewind diameters up to 32", the Model 738/738 HC is capable of running extensible films, film laminates, pressure sensitive label stock and paper.
This latest Stanford design is loaded with time and effort-saving features such as pneumatic knives, a rewind roll pusher, a rewind unloading system and unwind roll lifts. A step-in platform allows easy access to the slitter knives.
The PLC-based control system with AC Vector drives provides recipe storage and recall with Ethernet capabilities. All machine function is controlled through the latest in touch screen technology with interlocks and safety guards providing for a high level of operator safety.
Two of these units have been sold and will be introduced to the public for the first time at CMM International 2003.
Speaking of this new Stanford design, Regional Vice President Mr. Larry Boyles stated, "the 738 embodies Stanford's renewed focus on providing effective solutions to our customers' needs". "Today we offer faster setup times, simple touch screen controls, larger unwind and rewind capabilities as well as varying degrees of automation for roll handling", he said.
Stanford is celebrating 60 years of service to the flexible packaging industry in 2003. From its base in Salem, Illinois, Stanford engineers a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders as well as the world's largest selection of Doctor Machines®. Visit www.stanfordproductsllc.com, or call 618-548-2600 for more information.
Also on display in Stanford's booth at CMM International will be its Model 3038 Slitter Rewinder, which was officially launched in 2002.
03.17.03
Stanford Celebrates 60th Year with Impressive Showing at CMM
(Salem, IL) This year Stanford celebrates 60 years of service to the flexible packaging industry. In recognition of this milestone, Stanford has planned an impressive showing at CMM International 2003 with three new machines fully operational in booth #3602.
CMM will see the debut of Stanford’s newest slitter rewinder, the Model 738 HC. This technologically superior machine is available in widths from 30" to 45" and with rewind diameters up to 32". Loaded with time and effort-saving features, this machine represents the cutting edge in narrow-web slitting.
Also on display will be the Model 3038, available in widths up to 70" and with rewind diameters to 32". Featuring four PLC-based touch screens for convenient operation, two individually controlled telescoping roll pushers, the latest AC Vector drives, superior tension control and remote monitoring capabilities, this machine is particularly ergonomic and operator-friendly in design.
Special features on display at the show include an affordable knife positioning system as well as an automated rewind unloading system.
Representing Stanford’s trademarked line of Doctor Machines®, the newest Model 152LT will be featured. This light tension reversible machine offers tension ranges from ⅛ to 1 ½ PLI, making it the most versatile salvage rewinder on the market.
Stanford’s president, Mr. Séamus Lafferty, stated, "a visit to our booth at CMM is a great opportunity to appreciate the engineering advances Stanford is bringing to market". "All three machines on display reflect a renewed focus on innovative engineering, while remaining true to Stanford’s proven reputation for building robust and reliable equipment", he said.
While in the booth, ask about other new releases scheduled for 2003.
Stanford designs and builds a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders as well as the world’s largest selection of Doctor Machines®. Visit www.stanfordproductsllc.com, or call 618-548-2600 for more information.
04.14.03
STANFORD ANNOUNCES BUYERS OF THREE SHOW MACHINES
(Salem, IL) Reporting a very busy first morning in Booth 3602, Stanford Products LLC announces the buyers of all three machines on display at CMM International.
Announcing the sales, Stanford's president, Mr. Séamus Lafferty reported a brisk first morning at the show with a high level of interest among attendees. "We are very pleased by the reaction to our latest engineering efforts and I would encourage everyone to visit our booth and see our three new machines in operation", he said. "All three machines reflect a renewed focus on innovative engineering, while remaining true to Stanford's proven reputation for building robust and reliable equipment", he continued.
Model 3038
The wide-web Model 3038 slitter rewinder has been purchased by Action Packaging, City of Industry, CA.
Mr. Howard Applebaum, president and owner of Action Packaging, stated "I buy only Stanford equipment because it is operator-friendly, well engineered and built to last". "I have used Stanford equipment for 18 years and enjoy a solid working relationship that ensures me the best service and support available in the industry", he said. Speaking in Stanford's booth at CMM International, Mr. Applebaum continued "in 18 years of using Stanford equipment, I have had only 1 day of down-time". "The Model 3038 has helped me carve out a niche in the packaging industry with its fast set-up time and its ability to slit a wide range of films", he concluded.
Action Packaging is based in City of Industry, CA and serves all major converters, food processors and paper houses. The company specializes in quick turnarounds (often same-day) facilitated by an unrivalled inventory of materials and by Applebaum's unique style and business model.
The Model 3038 is available in widths up to 70" and with rewind diameters to 32". Featuring four PLC-based touch screens for convenient operation, two individually controlled telescoping roll pushers, the latest AC Vector drives, superior tension control and remote monitoring capabilities, this machine is particularly ergonomic and operator-friendly in design. Special features on display at the show include an affordable knife positioning system as well as an automated rewind unloading system.
Model 738HC
Stanford's newest slitter the narrow-web 738HC has been purchased by Sixto Packaging. This Miami-based company is family-owned and provides a complete printing and laminating service.
Of Cuban origin, the company is run by brothers Felipe, Emilio and Andres Sixto who continue to grow the business started by their parents. Thirty-two years after the company was founded, three generations of Sixtos are now involved in its daily operation.
Speaking of his most recent Stanford purchase, Felipe Sixto stated "we purchased Stanford because of our satisfaction with our 20 year old Doctor Machine® and the fast service we received on the few occasions it was needed". "When it became time for us to purchase a new slitter, Stanford was the obvious choice", he said.
The Model 738HC is available in widths from 30" to 45" and with rewind diameters to 32". It is loaded with time and effort-saving features such as pneumatic knives, a rewind roll pusher, a rewind unloading system and unwind roll lifts. The PLC-based control system with AC Vector drives provides recipe storage and recall with Ethernet capabilities.
Model 152LT Doctor Machine®
Pechiney Plastic Packaging has purchased the Model 152LT Doctor Machine® on display at CMM. This light tension reversible model is the latest addition to Stanford's trademarked line of Doctor Machines and with a tension range from 1/8 to 1-1/2 PLI, as well as full touchscreen control, it is the most versatile salvage rewinder on the market.
Mr. Tom Knudstrup, Maintenance/Engineering Manager at Pechiney Plastic Packaging in Neenah, WI stated "the decision to buy Stanford was easy given that we have a 25-year-old Doctor Machine® that still runs perfectly". "With Stanford equipment, you pay once and it lasts forever", he said.
Stanford designs and builds a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders as well as the world's largest selection of Doctor Machines®. Visit www.stanfordproductsllc.com, or call 618-548-2600 for more information.
CMM INTERNATIONAL: APRIL 14-17, 2003
07.21.03
CONVERTING TODAY COVER STORY
11.20.03
Stanford to be Represented in the UK and Ireland by Jenton International
(Salem, IL) US-based manufacturer of slitters and rewinders, Stanford Products LLC, has appointed Jenton International as the agency to cover its sales in the UK and Irish markets.
From its base in Salem, Illinois, Stanford has supplied the global converting industry for 60 years. In addition to its trademarked line of Doctor Machines®, Stanford produces a full range of duplex differential slitter rewinders geared towards the converter of packaging films and film-laminates.
Commenting on the appointment of Jenton International, Stanford's president Mr. Séamus Lafferty stated: "Stanford is very pleased to have Jenton as a partner in the British and Irish marketplace. Having local representation will allow us better serve our existing customer-base while also allowing new customers to experience the unique benefits of Stanford equipment".
Jenton International has supplied a wide range of converting equipment from its Hampshire facility since 1973. Jenton specializes in machines and ancillary equipment for film converters and will stock spare parts and provide full field-service support for Stanford's entire product line.
12.15.03
Stanford Launches Newest Doctor Machine® the Model 142 JR
(Salem, IL) Stanford Products LLC has just released the newest addition to its trademarked line of Doctor Machines® - the Model 142 Jr.
Designed specifically for the narrow-web market, the Model 142 Jr is capable of winding a wide range of products from light gauge extensible films to pressure sensitive label stock.
Available in single direction or reversible models, this rewinder utilizes the latest in drive and control technology making it capable of running extremely light tensions. With a web-width of up to 10" (254 mm) and unwind/rewind diameters to 24" (610 mm), the 142 Jr operates at speeds up to 1,500 fpm (450 mpm) with roll weights up to 200 lbs (90 kg).
Powered by a two-motor AC vector drive system, this machine features full touchscreen control, a splice table, trimming, a dancer-position tension control and the option to add video inspection.
Stanford's vice president, Mr. Larry Boyles stated: "While Stanford is well known for its 20" to 40" wide Doctor Machines®, we are pleased to offer this new design for our customers running web widths of 10" or less. The Model 142 Jr has been designed to include many new features, at a modest price, while retaining the Stanford reputation for quality and performance".
Stanford manufactures the world's largest selection of Doctor Machines® as well as a complete line of duplex differential slitter rewinders.
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