In 2023, Schumacher Packaging Group, a leading European manufacturer specializing in customized corrugated packaging and solid board, joined the Foundation Customer program and signed an MOU to purchase 5-10 units of the Highcon Vulcan from Highcon before 2030.

“Schumacher Packaging is an innovation leader and digital visionary,” said Bjoern Schumacher, CEO. “We are very pleased with our Highcon Beam 2C, but Vulcan is the system that can start the inevitable digitalization of corrugated finishing. Seeing is believing, and the demonstration of the prototype that I saw in Israel last June, convinced me that Vulcan will be game-changing for us.”

See full video testimonial here.

Linney, an international multi-channel marketing group headquartered in Mansfield, UK made a strategic investment in a Highcon Beam 2 digital die cutting solution in 2021.  Discussing the newly introduced Highcon Beam Writer, which enables customers to create creasing rules using Highcon’s proprietary DART system, Charles Linney, Director W&J Linney remarked:

“I’ve always believed that there is a place for an offline DART writing system” He continued,  “Although the current inline system works very well, the offline Beam writer could save us 10 minutes per job, which equates to over 50 hours a month.”

Explore Charles Linney’s rationale behind the investment in the Highcon Beam here.

Experience the exclusive Highcon VIP event at Linney’s facilities  here

The BoxMaker, a U.S. leader in digitally produced packaging, was the first converter to operate three Highcon systems. The company operates two Highcon Eurlid 5C systems at its digital production facility in Kent, WA, and a Highcon Beam 2C system at its new state-of-the-art digital production facility in Lowell, Arkansas. Moreover, The BoxMaker has joined Highcon’s Vulcan “Foundation’s Customers” program, and placed a deposit on a Vulcan system.

“Highcon’s Vulcan will find a very broad footprint across the corrugated industry, complementing analog die cutting and solving the intractable problems of fast reaction, small orders, and eliminating MOQ.”

For further details about The BoxMaker’s investments in Highcon, please refer to the press release here.