For a limited period, Cartostrip is offering to supply its products at pre COVID prices to help support the industry through the government’s increase in employers contribution to National Insurance in April.
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Cartostrip announce that they are working with Koenig and Bauer on the promotion of their equipment in order to improve the stripping process for their customers.
By popular request, manufacturers of the widely used handheld stripper, Cartostrip have introduced a new model to their range, aimed at the corrugated and heavy-duty solid board converting market.
A case study on how cheap single-valve cardboard waste strippers can be very dangerous, resulting in costly claims for industrial accident compensation.
PRESS RELEASE: Cartostrip steps up
For a limited period, Cartostrip is offering to supply its products at pre COVID prices to help support the industry through the government’s increase in employers contribution to National Insurance in April.
Cartostrip joins forces with US Machinery Associates to promote products in North America
Cartostrip has joined forces with US Machinery Associates to promote and distribute its hand-held stripping unit in North America. Find out more.
PRESS RELEASE: Cartostrip/Koenig & Bauer
Cartostrip announce that they are working with Koenig and Bauer on the promotion of their equipment in order to improve the stripping process for their customers.
PRESS RELEASE : New Universal machine launched
By popular request, manufacturers of the widely used handheld stripper, Cartostrip have introduced a new model to their range, aimed at the corrugated and heavy-duty solid board converting market.
The dangers of cheap single-valve cardboard waste strippers
A case study on how cheap single-valve cardboard waste strippers can be very dangerous, resulting in costly claims for industrial accident compensation.