Bridger Packaging choose Bobst

UK-based cartonmaker, Bridger Packaging, has invested in not one, but two, BOBST machines at its Letchworth plant. The site has taken delivery of a Visionfold 110 A2 and a Novacut 106 E die-cutter to increase capacity, drive efficiency and further enhance its flexibility.

Focused on innovation since its foundation in 1927, the company offers specialist stand-out constructional design, bespoke solutions, litho and digital printing combined with detailed and complex on-pack features to add value and boost product sales. The company has a wealth of expertise in catering for a wide range of sectors, such as food and drink, luxury gift, home and garden, healthcare and automotive.

Lawrence Bridger, Managing Director, Bridger Packaging, said, “With brands, retailers and consumers looking for sustainability-minded packaging solutions, the demand for cartonboard is continuously increasing. It is a fast-growing market and it is imperative that we are able to meet our customers’ needs now and in the future. Alongside this, brands and retailers require bespoke packaging that responds to consumer demands, often at short notice, so there is a definite need for optimum speed and flexibility.

“We were seeking to invest in our production capabilities with machines that allow us to drive efficiency, whilst continuing to deliver the top-quality, highly creative work we are known for. The two Bobst machines provide us with the enhanced efficiency and capacity we required, allowing us to go above and beyond for our customers, even at short notice.”

Craig McGowan, Area Sales Manager at Bobst UK & Ireland, said, “Our commitment is to deliver machines that meet specific customer requirements, delivering the performance enhancements they require. Bridger Packaging has made a significant investment in these two machines to ensure its entire production line is optimised for efficiency and productivity, as the company looks to enhance its capacity and flexibility for its diverse customer base.”

 

Left to right: Lawrence Bridger and Craig McGowan.

 

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