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Kolbus Introduces the Next Step in Casemaking Efficiency
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KOLBUS DA 160 BAR CODE SCANNER
The KOLBUS DA 160 with BARCODE SCANNER- The new integrated barcode scanner guarantees a quicker setup.

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. - Washingtoner -- .
​Kolbus America is excited to highlight a powerful new feature on the KOLBUS DA 160 that is changing the way short-run and repeat jobs are handled.

​Simply scan a barcode, and the machine instantly recalls the job from its stored library.
​Automatic setup is completed in seconds, with no manual input and no guesswork. Just fast, repeatable precision.

​For operations managing multiple SKUs, short runs, or frequent job changes, this feature delivers reduced setup time and improved consistency across operators and shifts.

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The Kolbus DA-160 is intended for fully automatic production of bookcases, files, posters, or calendar backs for small print runs.

The DA 160 continues to push forward as a highly efficient solution for modern case production—now with even smarter automation for increased overall productivity.

​If you'd like to learn more, see the machine in action, or discuss how it fits your operation,
Call Kolbus America at  216-931-5100 or email us at sales@kolbus.com

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