In This Issue:
Montalvo capitalizes on LinkedIn’s NEW “Company Status Updates” to quickly and directly communicate with the Web Tension Control Community
Press Release: Montalvo Upgrades for Mark Andy & Other Narrow Web Pesses
Montalvo capitalizes on LinkedIn’s NEW “Company Status Updates” to quickly and directly communicate with the Web Tension Control Community
Montalvo is utilizing LinkedIn’s New Company Status Updates to directly share announcements, product releases, promotions, news articles and more directly with our LinkedIn followers.
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Press Release: Montalvo Upgrades for Mark Andy & Other Narrow Web Presses
“Gorham, Maine- The Montalvo Corporation, international specialists in industrial web control systems, has installed upgrades to Mark Andy 2200 presses that have provided many benefits for users, such as:
- increased production
- minimized waste
- reduced set-up time
- no time lost for upgrade installation
more machine flexibility - ability to run a variety of products
- easier for operators to use
The Montalvo upgrade system allows for tension control on extensible materials from full roll to the core on Mark Andy 2200 presses. Where older systems have a drive belt and pulley system that are heavy and create too much torque for accurate web tension control, the Montalvo system uses no belts and no pulleys. The upgrade features a Montalvo C-Series brake assembly that weighs less than the old pulleys and will control web tension down to one p.s.i. or 0.57 lb.-in. of torque.”
Visit Montalvo’s Mark Andy Press Upgrade Pages for a step by step walk through on a couple previous Mark Andy Press upgrades.