Executive-level advisory for your production processes in print and finishing — from the analysis through to a measurable improvement in your results.
Request a needs analysisWritten for C-level decision makers: production optimisation, efficiency gains and cost reduction, with one aim — a measurable margin improvement on every job.
Leadership experience in sales management, restructuring and international scaling.
The whole value chain gets assessed before any equipment enters the conversation.
Zero-touch processes lift productivity and quality at the same time.
One point of contact, one line of responsibility, all the way through.
A robust twin-motor drive system built for non-stop shift work.
Ultra-wide textiles run through in one piece, seam free.
Fully automatic changeover between router and knife heads.
Real-time camera scanning corrects material distortion as it happens.
„Slow down and you fall behind.“
A twin-motor bridge delivers 2G acceleration and speeds up to 120 m/min, with micro-distortion held at zero.
„Your printer runs autonomously. Your finishing deserves the same.“
Motorised roll unwinders, automatic height adjustment and high-performance vacuum keep the line moving on its own.
„A cutter that forces you to piece the job together sets your limit for you.“
56 % more format width per pass than a 3.2 m cutter.
The camera system reads the contours and compensates material distortion automatically.
Material is drawn in and positioned in one continuous motion.
Set-up and handling time comes back to you as throughput.
Some projects start best with proven technology from second ownership. Bullmer refurbishes used cutting systems completely at the Mehrstetten site and puts them through the same final acceptance as a new machine — carried out by the same engineers. You get dependable performance at a capital outlay that leaves room in your investment plan.
In the sign and graphics segment there are typically two to four systems available; the stock turns over continuously.
View the systems currently available →Seven chapters, written vendor-neutral: what is shifting in the market, where set-up, handling and cutting time come together, the stages of automation compared on cost, and a checklist on how ready your equipment is for what comes next.
Tell me your formats, your material mix and your shift pattern. You get an assessment of where the time and the margin currently go in your finishing process, and a clear view of which stage of automation pays for itself in your operation.
