From its Allentown, Pennsylvania operation, CoreTech International designs and builds cardboard and plastic core-cutting machines for converting applications. The company says its team brings more than 30 years in the core-cutter industry, with the CT8 manual cutter in operation since 1982 and more than 1,000 CT10 Auto units in service since 1980. CoreTech also supports its machines with remanufacturing, parts, blade sharpening and field service, and has developed retrofit solutions for hard-plastic cutting and core chamfering.
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CoreStripperCoreStripper, based in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, builds hydraulic butt-roll cutters and core strippers that recover material left on industrial rolls. Its USA-made machines replace manual stripping with a seconds-long process that lets one employee reuse the core and send the separated material for recycling. The equipment is protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,298,848 and is offered in models sized for cores up to 66 inches long and 23 inches in diameter.QUAKERTOWN, PA
Freeman Schwabe MachineryFreeman Schwabe Machinery builds American-made die-cutting and molding presses, tailoring each system to the customer’s application from its Cincinnati headquarters. Founded in 2006 by Greg DeFisher, the company carries forward a die-cutting tradition that began with Herman Schwabe in 1935 and assembles made-to-order systems in a 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled plant. Its team also supports the equipment through parts, service, upgrades and rebuilds, and reports that every machine produced since 2010 remains in production.CINCINNATI, OH
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