Skandacor brings finishing equipment to PRINTING United Expo 2026

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Skandacor FINISHpro 3D 2436

Print finishing supplier Skandacor announced it will is bringing a lot of equipment to PRINTING United Expo 2026, at booth N6113. Skandacor’s lamination, digital foil, embellishment, die cutting, and trimming equipment will also be a featured stop on the Embellishment Technology Tour, a show-floor experience directed by Taktiful in collaboration with PRINTING United. Skandacor will be featured on the tour’s Digital Production track.

The Skandacor lineup will demonstrate a connected finishing workflow where a sheet can move from lamination and foiling to embellishment, die cutting, and trimming without having to leave the shop.

“Print shops keep telling us the same thing: they can win the work, but producing it efficiently in-house can be the challenge,” said Brad Drever, CEO of Skandacor. “That’s why we’re bringing an entire floor to PRINTING United this year. Instead of focusing on one machine, we want to show how the full lineup works together to help print businesses streamline production, bring more work in-house, and expand what they can offer their customers.”

What’s Running at Booth N6113
–       LAMpro Jaguar D22A duplex laminator

–       LAMpro Lion 22A duplex laminator

–       LAMpro Cheetah S15 single-sided laminator

–       LAMpro Cheetah S15 Photo

–       DIGIFAV B2 DS

–       FINISHpro 3D 1623

–       FINISHpro 2029 AF Max

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Gary Pageau is principal of InfoCircle LLC, continuing his marketing communications career. InfoCircle LLC is a marketing and communications consulting firm, specializing in business-to-business markets. For nearly 25 years, he was with PMA International, serving most recently as Publisher, Content Development and Strategic Initiatives. His primary responsibilities included overseeing the Association’s editorial department, marketing research unit, education and corporate relations department.