The ILF Angle Bar System provides the capability to slit the web, invert, stack and shift ribbons with full interleaving capability as desired. Angle bar systems greatly increase potential page capacity, allowing alignment of ribbons for the most efficient plow folding and conserving of paper by eliminating waste associated with plow folding and crush slitting for trims.
ILF Technologies provides an excellent solution for sensitive and confidential direct mail products. The CEM (closed end mailer) is a module added to your inline finishing line. In conjunction with your folding and rotary cutting system, this self contained module will produce sealed envelopes, encasing the sensitive material. The folded and sealed material continues as a web to be finished cut and delivered through your rotary cutter. Digitally address the envelope prior to the delivery and the products are post office ready.
ILF has a full line of sheeting systems to run at press speed for any commercial press application. These down pile sheeters are capable of the most exacting register requirements. The multi-stage delivery section has been proven through years of reliable service in many industries. This sheeter design has been the standard for producing carbonless checks and other high tolerance web to sheet applications.
The ILF High Speed Insert / Cover Production System is a unique adaptation of modern, high speed inine finishing components to provide the publication printer with bindery-ready covers and inserts direct from the press. The complete system consists of a Ribbon Shifter for two ribbons mounted on a Double Plow Unit, Rotary Cutter and a High Speed Kicker Table Delivery. This system can run single and double streams of flat or folded covers with or without gatefolds. It can take trim outs between products to deliver the proper size product. The product has no pin holes or sawtoothed edges and produces a press finished product.
The ILF/Evtec Model Commercial 2005 Servo Drive Deep Pile Sheeter offers a solidly built, state of the art economical sheeter for the commercial printing and converting industry. The ILF/Evtec sheeters are designed to provide the ultimate in flexibility and are available in two models for process speeds of 1200 fpm (6 m/s) or 1500 fpm (7.6 m/s). Enjoy a competitive advantage with expanded features such as variable cut sizes and alternate delivery systems to expand your flat sheet platform into new markets.
The ILF Die Cutter / Pattern Perforator is used for die cutting shapes, slits or patterns and for perforating steel to steel for coupons, direct mail or other specialty in-line finishing products.
There are a variety of methods to fold inline to the running direction of the web. ILF has developed a number of choices to provide the best folding method for the application. By selecting a folding method specifically for the products to be produced, performance will be optimized. Dedicated cover lines, preprinted roll converting, digital inline finishing now have a choice. ILF can supply more than just simple plows.
ILF has optimized gluing technology by packaging in specific forms for sensitive uses. These designs are used for specialized needs that may encompass a dedicated application. These applications may include a custom formula of fluid for exacting requirements. ILF will work with your fluid supplier to develop a gluer specifically for your application. Viscosity, evaporation rates, distribution, and reaction to rollers and materials will be itemized and reviewed to develop a solution to your specific requirements. Most of these applications require custom installation and independent drive technology. Full application requirements must be furnished prior to a request for quotation.
The ILF Non-Stop Imprinter eliminates the need for frequent press stops to change plates for dates, marketing repsonse codes, name and address changes, logos and prices. These changes can be made at full speed, maintaining register with minimal waste impressions.
Web ribboning, envelope gluing, inline folding towers and rotary gap cutting make up a basic inline system. When planned properly, this basic equipment arrangement may have additions to increase flexibility
