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Paper Machinery Corporation Introduces Fastest Paper Cup Forming Machine – The PMC 1003

October 14th, 2014

PMC-1003-fastest-paper-forming-machinePaper Machinery Corporation today announced that it will introduce the highest speed paper cup forming machine in history at Pack Expo International, Nov. 2-5, in Chicago. The PMC 1003, which can form up to 330 cups per minute, will meet the needs of high-volume paper cup and container converters providing greater efficiency and reduced production costs.

Building on the legacy of the PMC 1002, the PMC 1003 combines the robust PMC cam drive with technological advancements to establish a new speed benchmark. Next generation integration of servo and cam technology leads to reduced inertia for faster, more efficient production.

“Speed means everything in today’s global economy,” stated Mike Hansen, PMC’s vice president of packaging. “The new PMC 1003 allows converters to complete large capacity runs faster so they can meet production schedules that are becoming more compressed.”

Its range and versatility allow the PMC 1003 to form cups and containers from 3 oz. to 32 oz. “Today’s markets are truly global and require a wide variety of configurations in cups and containers,” said John Baumgartner, president of PMC. “The PMC 1003 forms tapered paperboard or plastic cups and containers for food and beverage, snacks, and frozen dessert categories.”

Fast, productive, operator-friendly, the new PMC 1003 gives converters the essential speed and agility needed in this competitive economy. It can be seen in operation at booth S1608 at Pack Expo International.

About Paper Machinery Corporation
Paper Machinery Corporation is the world’s leading source of forming machines for paperboard cups, canisters, and custom packages. PMC manufactures dependable, high quality cup and container forming machines for converters and manufacturers and has more than 2,500 installations worldwide. PMC’s corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This facility houses engineering departments and machining centers, as well as full machine assembly and testing centers. For more information, visit www.papermc.com or call Donna Lehto at 414-362-8231.