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Converting machines for exercise books or copy paper are made in Wedel, Germany - by market leader E.C.H. Will. "Aktiv im Norden", a German employer's magazine for employees in the electrical and mechanical engineering industry, portrays E.C.H. Will in its April issue. [Article available in German language only.]

Requirements concerning profitability, flexibility and quality in the sheeting of board are increasing. E.C.H. Will, based in Wedel, provides an answer with its MES-supported FS folio-size sheeting technology. [Article available in German language only]

The EcoBinder products win the Promotional Gift Award in the category ‘Communicative Product’ in 2013.

Chinese paper and board converters need to simultaneously improve efficiency, achieve superior quality, and explore new local and export opportunities – with folio sheeter technology from E.C.H. Will and Pemco. [Article translated to English - Original article in Chinese language]

With over 1.200 installations worldwide, E.C.H. Will and Pemco are leading supplier of sheeting and packaging lines for cut-size and folio-size paper, thus specialists for all requirements of the Russian paper converting industry. [Article available in Russian language only]

Kugler-Womako celebrates Kugler's 50th anniversary.

The increasing demand for plastic-bound products, and the growing trend towards automation in Brazil, were the decisive factors from Trilbra S.A. for Kugler-Womako's ProBind S+P.

The leading Indian paper manufacturer JK Paper has purchased two cut-size lines from E.C.H. Will and Pemco for increasing their copy paper capacities, as part of their expansion program. The two lines will be installed at their unit, JK Paper Mills in Jaykaypur, Rayagada, Orissa, and are scheduled to begin operation in autumn 2012.

Paper is no longer a commodity product, thanks to the quality, efficiency and flexibility added by folio sheeter technology from E.C.H. Will and Pemco.

In this article, Erwin Herzog describes how adhesives contribute to secure biometric and non-biometric passports during the production and personalisation stage and in daily use, and also why for future passports new adhesives are currently under development.