Blue Inc USA expands profile wrapping division

Two new TAKA machines were installed to increase production efforts, meet growing demands, and provide more wrapping capabilities to their clients.

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CONOVER, N.C. — Blue Inc USA has expanded its profile wrapping division by acquiring two new TAKA machines to increase production efforts, meet growing demands, and provide more wrapping capabilities to their clients.

"These new machines will give us more to offer our current client's wrapping of PVC extrusions and expand into new markets, such as custom picture frames," says Matt Carfaro, Owner and CEO at Blue Inc USA.

The first machine was installed in late August and was running production the first week of September. Machine number two is expected to arrive at their main facility in October. This expanded capability allows for:

  • Handling larger profiles
  • Wrapping profiles with more complexity
  • Increasing overall production times with less wasted resources

Both machines will be fully operational by the end of the year.

Blue Inc USA LLC is a diverse manufacturer with over 20 years of experience, offering various services including engineering, CNC machining, panel processing of furniture components, residential and commercial structural components, profile wrapping, and more.

For more information on profile wrapping of PVC or wood materials, visit www.blueincusa.com.

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