TITLE>Combico Holland Magnetic clamping systems

MAGNETIC CLAMPING SYSTEMS

Combicover(r) Nautical Chart protection

Combicover(r) Drawings-, Maps-, Presentations protection
Combicover(r) Multipurpose Display
Combico-Clip(r)
Combico-Line(r)

Company History
Company Overview
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  Combico (r) Overview

We are an established 14 year old Dutch Company named Combico (r), producing  all kinds of patented magnetic clamping systems mainly for presentation, commercial display, promotion, organising premium and gift purposes.
With the clamping systems we developed a range of products like Combico-CLIP (r) and Combico-LINE (r) as representative alternatives for the paper clip or memo clip, printed with your own logo and text.
The Combico-LINE (r) is a nice product for all commercial presentation and organising branches especially loved as promotion articles, gifts or as give-away item with extensive private-label possibilities.
The COMBICOVER (r) is  an approved waterproof protecting cover  with integrated magnetic clamps keeping e.g. the expensive navigation charts, constructions drawings, photographs and maps and so on secure in place. This cover is very useful and practical  for contractors and architects, protecting their drawings and pictures against rain, dirt , dust an grease.
The cover can serve as a portable chart table for  yachting and marine purpose, as navigating aid or for  constructors and architects.
De cover can also serve the purpose of a showcase for markets and shops especially when printed with the own company logo's and default pictures and text.

Combico History

Combico (r) is established in 1984 by Mr. van Cuyck who invented the magnetic clamping system is still covered by patent rights.
Basically this system uses magnetic flexible plastic in two layers  holding each other.  The magnetic Clips and Lines is still produced as replacements for paper clips, memo clips  and so on. With the extensive possibilities for "private labelling" printing, it is a perfect product for applications in organising-,  bookshops-, advertising-, premiums- and gift business.

In  1996 van Cuyk came up with the idea to place the expensive, wheater beaten  and often rippled nautic charts on a stable piece of Polyethylene and cover it with a transparent PVC sheet. These two materials are hold together by the same magnetic strips with the effect that maps or charts are being hold in place tightly. So tight that one can write and draw on the PVC cover with waterproof pencils and special eraser gums without moving the charts in the cover.
Since then these covers are successfully used  in Holland, Germany, Denmark, England and other countries.
The covers are also custom made for displaying and representing a wide range of products in supermarkets and all kind of stores, displaying newspapers in Switzerland, Austria and France.
The cover is not only used for protecting  sea charts but also maps for drivers, aeroplanes and plans and drawings  for architects and constructors.

In 1998 Combico (r) moved  to a cute place called Spakenburg. A  typical Dutch and nice little village at  the IJsselmeer, a pitoresk and attractive fishermen's port where people still wear the  special dresses called "Klederdracht"; and of course in a  place like that is a lot of boating, watersport  and marina activity.

Combico (r) has been part of  van Barneveld's  Screenprinting company, which owner is a  former sailor, a man with special care for the  environment and therefore introducing one a the  first and very exclusive screen printing facility using environmental harmless materials and processes.

Through  shared shipbuilding interest, Mr. Herman van Twillert came to know van Barneveld and a successful take-over took place in September 1997.    Van Twillert has been in international business for 14 years with a lot of  experience in  export trading.
Combico (r) ,at first located at the  "van Barneveld Screen Printing Company "because of the extensive and available special printing facilities, moved to the famous Dutch county of  Friesland, in the very north of Holland on November 1999.