Pharmaceutical labels set centre stage at the recent open house held by AB Graphic International Gmbh at Baesweiler, Germany. The company set the theme of the event with targeted emphasis on companies wanting to break into the pharmaceutical label market or optimise existing production quality. The event also demonstrated how medium run Braille labels and booklets can be produced efficiently and cost effectively.
The three day open house was a great success with over 150 visitors from all over Europe and was supported by our Distributors and personnel from our facilities in Germany, France, Spain, Holland and the UK," said Matthew Burton of AB Graphic International. "We demonstrated a variety of converting machines running various pharmaceutical jobs equipped with FleyeVision 100% print face inspection.These included our F150 entry level pharmaceutical and security print inspection machine and an F2010 multi lane inspection system with ink jet marking capability. Demonstrations were complemented by a stand-alone Braille printer, a booklet insertion machine, and an offline PDF comparison unit that sends printed material to the rewinder."
A long established manufacturer of label converting systems, AB Graphic International operates on a world-wide basis from its UK headquarters in Bridlington, East Yorkshire. The company is well placed to provide full sales and support globally through a network of established distributors and its facilities in the USA, France, Germany, Spain, and The Netherlands.
