Nolato Lövepac invests in the latest die-cutting technology

For decades, Nolato Lövepac has supported the automotive, medical, and other industries with product development and the manufacturing of gaskets, seals, and tape-based solutions. In recent times, the company has invested in a new state-of-the-art rotary die-cutting machine, which was installed and taken into operation at the start of 2025. 

“A growing trend is that more and more companies are relocating their production to Europe from Asia. With the latest die-cutting techniques in place, we are equipped to meet customers’ local production needs while offering our customers an even broader range of services and solutions, underlining Nolato’s ambition to be a long-term partner in advanced manufacturing,” says Jesper Johansson, Marketing and Sales Manager at Nolato Lövepac.  

The machine is equipped with eight punching boxes, allowing it to process different sections or material types at the same time. This simultaneous operation enhances productivity and reduces overall processing time compared to older models. The new die-cutting machine also has integrated flatbed punching and is equipped with a camera system to monitor and inspect the punching process in real-time, ensuring high precision and quality control. Thus, it can produce more complex parts with higher quality and speed than before, improving both efficiency and overall quality. Furthermore, the machine’s advanced features can help reduce scrap waste, and its low maintenance requirements make it easier to manage.

“With the new die-cutting machine, we can take on more complex assignments, applications and do multi-layer gaskets and products with a very high speed, precision and quality and serve new markets, we’re excited about the possibilities this brings and confident in our ability to remain at the forefront of the industry,” says Agron Ramadani, Project and IT Manager, at Nolato Lövepac. 

Another big advantage is its versatility and flexibility. This machine can handle a broader range of materials, from thin metal foils to thick foamed materials. It also gives customers the opportunity to streamline their production with automatic assembly. Moreover, the various possible designs enable the company to take on more complex projects, drive innovation, and provide better service. Additionally, Nolato Lövepac is expanding its offerings and can serve new customer segments, such as the electronics industry.