COMPLETE DESIGN & PACKAGING SELECTS YOUNG SHIN ZENITH 210 PLUS DIE CUTTER FOR HQ OPERATIONS

Phillip Mack, Vice President of Young Shin USA Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of South Korean-based Young Shin Industries, is pleased to announce that Complete Design & Packaging (CDP) will add a new Young Shin Zenith 210 Plus Die Cutter to support its growing production requirements at its Concord, North Carolina headquarters facility. The Young Shin high-speed flatbed Zenith 210 Plus was selected by the firm following an extensive market evaluation of fully-featured die cutters. The Zenith 210 Plus offers large format capability of 82.5” x 59.05”, rapid make-ready time, unparalleled performance, exceptional quality, and industry-recognized reliability. The Young Shin die cutter is scheduled to be installed and placed into production in early Fall 2020. The Zenith 210 Plus accommodates single- and double-wall board corrugated; solid substrates such as micro flute; litho label and single-face laminated board; foam core; plastic corrugated and paperboard down to .060 point; a maximum sheet thickness of .433”; and can run up to 5,000 sheets per hour. Designed and manufactured in South Korea, the Zenith incorporates specific performance attributes that include automated set-up, die compatibility with existing Swiss-made equipment and an extremely low cost of ownership. Howard Bertram, President of CDP, remarks, “In keeping with our commitment to provide the highest quality production for our clients, we chose the Young Shin Zenith 210 Plus to die cut the output from our in-house EFI™ Nozomi C18000 and EFI™ VUTEk® h5, among many other standard output and digital production devices. The Young Shin will allow us to maximize and streamline the diecutting process to further enhance our firm’s superior quality and turnaround time for our clients particularly expediting volume digital print projects. Leading through the implementation of innovative solutions has always set our organization apart from others in this ever-changing industry.”