KAMA has been putting its stamp on the future for over 125 years.
Future-compatible solutions have a long tradition at KAMA. Starting with the patented Remus bending process, which revolutionised the entire cardboard-processing industry in the late 19th century, through the world’s first automatic die cutter in the 1930s and on to today’s finishing die cutters, along with the world’s first fully automated folder-gluer for digitally printed orders.
Just like our customers, we see the changes that are taking place in our dynamic industry as a source of motivation and an opportunity to grow. This is why 10 percent of our employees work in the area of research and development. They make sure that every KAMA machine contains a glimpse of the future – to help you successfully manage the requirements in post-press, finishing and print enhancements.
Cooperation projects with TU Dresden, the Leipzig University of Applied Sciences and other players guarantee fast knowledge transfer from research into practice.
Some innovations from the past 20 years at a glance
| 2017 | KAMA expands the JobManager software for machine networking, process optimisation and automation. |
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| 2016 | At drupa the Dresden-based company presents the “Generation Servo” of the ProCut 76 Foil with doubled output for hot foil stamping. |
| 2015 | KAMA launches the first fully automatic folder-gluer FlexFold 52i. Changeovers at record speed make the production of digitally printed packaging and small SKU's profitable. |
| 2014 | KAMA presents the SBU inline stripper for tool-free stripping and blank separation. |
| 2012 | KAMA launches the AutoRegister. It ensures precise registration accuracy for each sheet – also with digital printing. |
| In the same year the company also presents the new ProCut 76 Foil, with new features, a servo-driven sheet feeder and the larger sheet size of 760 x 600 cm. | |
| 2010 | The “JobPlanner” is released for software-supported setup of the ProFold 74 folder-gluer. |
| 2008 | At drupa KAMA presents the world’s first die cutting machine for the classical digital print format: ProCut 58. |
| 2007 | KAMA launches the ProFold 74 folder-gluer with a patented, grid-controlled tool mounting system. |
| 2006 | New design for the ProCut 74 finishing die cutter, with new options and higher output. A device for hologram stamping is also developed. |
| 2005 | The hot-cut system for cutting plastic materials on KAMA ProCut die cutting machines is ready for market. |
| 2002 | KAMA launches a hot foil stamping module for the ProCut models; since then, these have been the die cutting and finishing machines with the widest range of applications. |
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