Oklahoma City, Oklahoma- Maxcess, a global leader in innovative products and services for the web handling industry, has appointed Shomari Head and Kristen McPherson as Fife and Tidland Global Product Managers, respectively.

With Maxcess’ expansion through recent acquisitions and mergers...

Maxcess Completes $2.5 Million Investment in Precision Roll ‘Centers of Excellence’

Optimized Webex facilities capable of producing large quantities of Precision Rolls

Neenah, Wisconsin-Maxcess, a global leader in innovative products and services for the web handling industry,...

The new design gives users easy access to product details in multiple languages in a format that’s easy to navigate; from smartphone to desktop.

Praised as a simple solution to operator safety, the Association of International Metallizers, Coaters and Laminators (AIMCAL) awarded the blade guard for its automatic action, eliminating the possibility of guard placement being overlooked when the knifeholder is off the machine.

Maxcess recently unveiled a $1.5 million Center of Excellence facility in Chicopee, Massachusetts, designed to be an industry-leading manufacturing center for long length and large diameter rolls for the paper, plastic sheet, food and general converting industries.

New technologies from Webex, Fife, Tidland and MAGPOWR will be on display in Orlando at booth W8345.

Fives North American Guiding will integrate with Fife Guiding Systems, under the Bertram Capital-owned Maxcess International.

Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, the Fives North American Guiding Systems Business will integrate with Fife Guiding Systems, under the Bertram Capital-owned Maxcess.

Standard with every e-Knifeholder, the 360 Degree Blade Guard protects operators from sharp blades during setup and changeover. In addition to the e-Knifeholder, it is available as a retrofit for Tidland Performance Series Knifeholders.

Robert Sweet is appointed to lead Finance and Technology for Maxcess.