Steave Brown
Rotary Die Cutting specializes in custom die cutting, laminating, and converting for the medical, military, and alternative energy markets.
Behind wound care manufacturing is an extensive history that goes back to the ancient times of Greece and Egypt. During these so-called early years, basic medical practice involved the use of herbs and other natural medications to treat and heal wounds. In some parts of the world this is still a common practice.
Die cutting has been part of the manufacturing process throughout the majority of the 20th century. It is the process of shearing low density materials into a specific shape. Materials which can be die cut include rubber, foil, paper, cloth and even plastic, paperboard, foam, sheet metal or leather.
When we think about the members of our military - past and present - as well as those who serve in other protective roles such as police officers, bomb squad members, and armed security, we often don't think about what protects them.
Every year, 11-million people in the United States suffer from second and third degree burns. These individuals are those to accidentally come in contact with hot surfaces, are trapped in fires, and who fight fire. They are children, teenagers, and adults. Of all victims, roughly 300,000 die each year as a result of their burns.
It seems like there is a new Invention or innovative way of improving productivity on the market every day. The advent of the internet, social media and cheap labor has made it possible for anyone to start producing a product and making t available to the masses.
