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Schobertechnologies: Technology can be experienced digitally | plastic mesh

07/25/2022


Schobertechnologies GmbH, Eberdingen, operates online through a phased project in which rotary finishing technologies and machinery for processing film, foil, paper, cardboard and non-woven fabrics play the main role. Name: “Technovation World – Powered by Schobertechnologies”. The goal: to make the world of high-performance solutions a digital experience.

Shoppe Assistant R.  Accompany interested parties through the virtual world of Technovation.  Shape: Schobertechnologies

Shoppe Assistant R. Accompany interested parties through the virtual world of Technovation. Shape: Schobertechnologies

Those interested can enter the virtual world at www.technovationworld.de. Several notable features await on multiple levels in the futuristic-designed web application – such as the RSM520HD Digi-Varicut, a powerful machine specifically developed for processing chips and digitally printed packaging materials as well as for slitting and slitting foldable boxes and IML labels. It can be played interactively in 3D in Technovation World and examined from all perspectives. In addition, the movie sequences provide insight into the inner workings and set of functions of the system.

Other levels offer users eg b. RSM410 IML / MX Digi-Varicut for innovative rotary cutting as well as many other high-tech solutions. During the digital tour, technology travelers are assisted by a Schobi assistant. It not only offers the range of services and innovations from Schobertechnologies as part of a guided tour. Schobi also acts as a point of contact for questions of all kinds or as the first point of contact for a personal consultation.

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