These two ranges enable DCM to be active in two complementary market segments:
DCM’s role is to equip packaging converters throughout the world with high-quality, productive and easy-to-use machines. Follow-up and customer-service all over the world are an integral part of the long-term relationship that DCM has built up over the past 60 years with its customers.
As packaging is a growing market, it is also part of our job to assist new entrepreneurs with feasibility studies, advice and training.
DCM’s strength is based on the know-how accumulated on several decades.
The employees’ turnover is particularly low, a fact which guarantees high-quality service to customers and also enables the training of young technicians, thus progressively adding new techniques to the reputed know-how.
Our goal is to supply machines which are modern but incorporate reliable standard components well suited to the concerned applications.
In this way, we can guarantee our customers effective service for many years, a fact which is recognised by all our customers.
Over the past fifteen years, the company’s growth has been ensured via the two traditional channels:
With regards to external growth, ATN joined DCM in 2000, shortly before USIMECA, a well-known French
manufacturer of high-performance rewinders. With the three companies now united in as a single entity, The cumulative know-how has been organised according to product range. The design, services, supply and commercial assistance functions having been grouped together for greater effectiveness.
The Group’s two production sites have been expanded and are linked by a common computer network, thus guaranteeing flexibility and production security.
Organised in this way, DCM has positioned itself as a reliable and recognised supplier for packaging material converting machines all over the world.
1953 : CF1-70 : First DCM machine.
1960 : lm2-76 : More than 1800 manufactured heads .
1961 : First central drum.
1966 : EPO SUP : First entangler.
1968 : HL200 : First narrow web rotogravure press.
1975 : TU234 : First laminator with solvent.
1976 : TSS : First solvent-free laminator.
1980 : LAMINAWAX : First wax coating machine.
1981 : PANTHERE : First dual shaft rewinder.
1988 : ATENA : First narrow web rotogravure press for cardboard.
1989 : COMBI : First carriage type coating machine.
1995 : LAMINASTAR 2 : First compact solvent-free laminator.
1996 : SLEEVE : First shrink sleeve machine.
1999 : BIVA ELS : First electric shaft narrow web rotogravure press.
2003 : OFF LINE FOIL LAMINATION UNIT : Offline reel to reel continuous foil laminator (15 streams /flows).
2006 : INLINE FOIL : First inline hot foil units with ATENA rotogravure press and rotary die cutter : automatic register of foil stamping and holograms up to print.
2008 : BIVA 2 ELS : First 600 m/min. electric shaft narrow web rotogravure press.
2009 : E-RDC : First four stage full electric shaft four stage (deboss-emboss-crease and cut) rotary die cutter for board and paper applications.
2013 : LAMINASTAR 4 : First Smart Technology solvent-free laminator.
2013 : E-ATENA : First web fed electric shaft rotogravure press for board and paper applications.
2014 : BABYCAT 4 : Versatile inspection and doctoring rewinder.
2015 : SLEEVECUT 4 : Shrink sleeve finishing machine.
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