Digicon, the company’s digital finishing range of equipment, offers modular-based design with capabilities for die cutting, sheeting, folding cartons, flexo, gravure and screen printing, embossing and laminating in a wide range of configurations.Īccording to Aylwin Spendlow, vice president of ABG, the company installs inspection systems that can vary from traditional missing label detectors, flag and splice detectors and stroboscopes, to cutting-edge cameras that read and verify bar codes, check for very small print defects, and/or use complicated optical character recognition software to verify the sequence of changing numbers at high speeds. The company’s rewinders cover a broad spectrum of equipment: from a dozen models of turret rewinders in various web widths, to inspection slitters and rewinders for labels and film, with or without servo driven closed loop technology. Continuing growth over the last decade has seen several expansions, including a purpose-built manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters in the UK, which is currently undergoing expansions to double in size.ĪBG manufactures a range of traditional converters, digital finishing converters, rewinders, and ancillary equipment such as sheeters and core cutters.
With approximately 250 employees, AB Graphic International conducts business from eight facilities in six countries and is represented by authorized agencies in several countries around the world. Founded in 1954 by George Herbert Burton, the company remains a family business to this day. AB Graphic International (ABG) is a manufacturer of label and packaging machines, specializing in finishing equipment for the label industry.
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