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I run a busy packaging operation where every minute matters. When I started comparing solutions, I kept circling back to how the machine would behave on my floor.

When I set out to speed up our bag production, I compared several options and kept circling back to a model from NEW STAR.

I run packaging lines for years, and nothing swings my weekly margins more than the cutter. When I upgraded one of my flatbed lines to a unit from NEW STAR—I was chasing fewer make-ready minutes, cleaner creases, and steadier throughput. That move taught me a simple truth: a modern Die Cutting Machine is less about brute force and more about controllable precision.

I manage a small but fast-moving print and pack floor, and the first time I watched a technician from NEW STAR run my cartons on a demo, I realized I had treated the Folder Gluer Machine like a finishing box instead of the heartbeat of my line. The shift felt calmer, the counters climbed, and for once I did not babysit every jam. That morning nudged me to rethink training, adhesives, and the way I plan jobs around packaging automation and real-world carton gluing instead of nameplate speeds.

Ensuring the quality of coated products is essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the final product. At NEW STAR, We fully recognise the importance of high-quality coatings, hence employing cutting-edge coating equipment to achieve outstanding coating results.

The Manual Coating Machine refers to a type of coating or spray apparatus operated directly by a technician (rather than fully automated) to apply coatings (liquid paint, powder, lacquer, etc.) onto substrates in small-batch, experimental, repair, or custom finishing settings. In many manufacturing, R&D, and repair shops, a manual coating machine provides flexibility and control where full automation is impractical or too costly.