Where to Find Martin Automatic Product Brochures and Featured Products on martinauto.com

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Martin Automatic's product brochure download and its Featured Products section are both on the martinauto.com homepage. The homepage offers a "Download our full product brochure" link, and directly below the news items it lists three featured machines: the MBS Butt Splicer, the LRD Automatic Transfer Rewind, and the ECP Lap Splicer. If you want the broadest overview first, start with the brochure; if you already know which machine category you need, go straight to the Featured Products entries.

Starting Points on the Homepage

The homepage is organized so that product discovery and company news sit together:

  • Brochure download — a link labeled "Download our full product brochure" gives you the complete product line in one document.
  • Featured Products — a section listing representative models, each with its own entry:
    • MBS Butt Splicer
    • LRD Automatic Transfer Rewind
    • ECP Lap Splicer
  • Latest News — installation stories that show the equipment in real production settings (see below).
  • Application pages — for example, "Premium Labels, Tags and Lottery," which frames the equipment around a specific market segment.

What the Featured Products Tell You

The three featured machines cover different parts of the roll-handling workflow rather than one product family:

Featured product Role in the press line
MBS Butt Splicer Automatic butt splicing for continuous unwinding
LRD Automatic Transfer Rewind Automatic transfer rewinding at the delivery end
ECP Lap Splicer Lap splicing for non-stop roll changes

Use these as a quick orientation to the range, then confirm specifications and configuration details in the full brochure or on the individual product pages.

Using the News Section as Evidence

The homepage's Latest News items are short case references that show how converters apply the technology:

  • Nordvalls Etikett (Scandinavia) has repeatedly chosen Martin Automatic unwind/splice technology across its printing presses to improve production efficiency.
  • Römer Etikett (Germany) installed a Martin MBS Automatic Butt Splicer as part of a productivity investment plan.
  • Desmedt Labels (Belgium) was the first to install a Mark Andy digital hybrid press fitted with Martin Automatic non-stop unwind/splice technology.

These items are useful when you want to see the equipment matched to a press type or production profile similar to your own.

Testimonials That Describe Reported Results

The homepage also carries customer testimonials that speak to outcomes rather than specifications:

  • Barthel Group reports improved productivity, a fast ROI, and a motivational effect on production teams, who now deliver a higher volume of saleable product with less physical effort.
  • Peters GmbH describes replacing manual handling of 60-inch diameter, 400-micron paper rolls — typically two changes per hour at about 10 minutes each — and credits the MBX unit with a clear productivity improvement.
  • A production director notes that the compact MBSC and STR units are designed for smaller production environments while still offering fully automated roll handling.

Treat these as the manufacturers' published customer statements; they describe experience, not guaranteed results for your operation.

A Practical Path Through the Site

  1. Open martinauto.com and download the full product brochure for the complete range.
  2. Scan the Featured Products entries to identify the machine category that matches your unwind, splice, or rewind need.
  3. Read the Latest News items for installations on press types comparable to yours.
  4. Check the application pages, such as Premium Labels, Tags and Lottery, if your work falls in that segment.
  5. Use the testimonials to understand the operational changes customers describe, then confirm the specific configuration for your line with Martin Automatic directly.

The site does not publish pricing on these pages, so cost and configuration questions need to go through direct contact rather than the brochure or product listings.