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KBA Rapida 106 for Premier League city Leicester

Qualvis Print and Packaging on growth curve with luxury packaging

Leicester in the East Midlands of England caused great excitement by unexpectedly winning the English Premier League in 2015/2016. At Drupa 2016 Qualvis Print and Packaging from Leicester laid the foundations for the championship when it comes to producing luxury packaging with an order for the world makeready champion in medium format in terms of makeready times and speed. The plinth-mounted seven-colour press with twin coaters expands Qualvis’ finishing options and product portfolio. It is expected to be installed in February 2017. The company produces a wide range of extremely high-quality packaging for food, beverages, media, cosmetics, sweets, household goods and much more.

The technical features on the press include non-stop and logistics systems, DriveTronic SIS sidelay-free infeed, fully automated plate changers, QualiTronic ColorControl for inline colour control with extensive reporting software as well as press networking with pre-press and the company’s MIS via LogoTronic Professional.

The management of Qualvis opted for the press due to KBA’s leading technological role in packaging printing. Chris Scully KBA (UK) sales director stated: “We are delighted to be chosen by Qualvis Print and Packaging as technology partners in an exciting new phase for their business. Qualvis are immediately recognisable as one of the most prestigious names in packaging. This investment further enhances the reputation of the Rapida 106 as the press of choice for high quality, high performance packaging producers.”

Photo:
Chris Scully, KBA (UK), Jason Short, managing director Qualvis Print and Packaging, and Mark Francis, KBA (UK), (l-r) after signing the contract at Drupa