Newark, Del. – Lundberg Tech, a leading manufacturer of precision engineered trim and matrix systems for the printing, packaging, converting and associated industries, announces the company will be showcasing the MatrixCompactor 140 in the company’s booth #1617 at Labelexpo Americas. The Lundberg MatrixCompactor is designed for removing and handling matrix and edge trim waste from label presses, increasing productivity and allowing for non-stop production.

Label converters attending Labelexpo are indicating that operational efficiencies are one of their top priorities at this year’s show as they seek additional ways to build leaner production floors and to optimize the capabilities of their conventional presses. Lundberg Tech’s MatrixCompactor allows label converters to increase press speeds by eradicating waste limitations while reducing downtime and creating a dust-free environment.

Lundberg Tech, Inc. President, Kevin McCloskey, comments, “Exhibiting at this year’s Labelexpo Americas is a real milestone for us. Two years ago we had just formed the U.S.-based division of the company and Labelexpo was the first place we unveiled Lundberg’s waste handling solutions to this market. We’ve had tremendous success these past two years and are looking forward to showcasing our solutions at this year’s show in Chicago. We’ll also have our new Sales Director, Matt Daniels, on hand in the booth. Matt has an extensive background in waste compacting and recycling and is a real asset to our U.S. team. If attendees are seeking ways to improve their operational efficiencies, I strongly urge them to visit our booth and to see first-hand the solutions we have on offer. We will be offering show discounts on all orders placed at the show.”

Leif Hansen, Chairman of Lundberg Tech A/S, comments, “We are extremely pleased with the progress we have made in the U.S. market over the past two years. Our North American installation base of central waste handling systems and all-in-one plug and play units has been steadily increasing and have proven to be very successful for printers and converters.”