Ashe Opal ALCL Series

Narrow-web automated label converting line with rotary die-cutting stationsIn current production

The Ashe Opal ALCL Series is a narrow-web automated label converting line with rotary die-cutting stations. It takes sheets up to 600 mm wide. It runs at up to 230 m/min.

Each job you run comes with its own specific problems, and more often than not the culprit is found on the tooling shafts. The standard finishing tools supplied with your machine aren’t accurate, versatile or delicate enough for the results you and your customers expect. At Technifold we design and build bespoke, retro-fit premium finishing tools to solve both common and complex finishing problems.

Your Opal ALCL Series, finished properly.

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Patented in the UK · 45,000+ tools running in 79 countries · since 1999

What we solve

Problems we eliminate on the Opal ALCL Series

Machine-direction creasingCrease down the web at full press speed. No offline pass, no rotary die registration risk, no slowing the line for finishing.See how we eliminate it →

Micro-perforation on the webTear-off work perforated down the web, flat enough to keep processing and clean enough to tear by hand. Ten pitches, inline, no speed loss.See how we eliminate it →

Every finish, one cassetteCrease, score, perforate, cut and kiss-cut in any combination across the web. One retro-fitted cassette, reconfigured per job.See how we eliminate it →

Custom & OEM toolingA part that is obsolete, impossible to source, or never existed. If it is a wheel, a blade, a rib or a holder that touches paper or board, we can probably make it.See how we eliminate it →

The next step

Tell us the jobs you run on your Ashe Opal ALCL Series

We’ll email you exactly what fits your machine and what it costs, specified by the engineers who make the tools, not picked from a catalogue.

No payment details, no commitment. If it looks right, your first 30 days on the machine are free. A money-back promise has backed this tooling since 1999.

25 years · 45,000+ tools running worldwide