Higher raw material, energy and transport costs Increases in all product ranges, some in excess of 20%
High productivity and low operating costs
Systems supplier Deutsche Mechatronics has found a unique way of presenting its integrated solutions for all aspects of printing: visitors experience a sensory challenge while going on an unusual kind of “blind date”. In “Virtual Space”, the Wiesbaden, Germany-based corporate trainer Dr. Christian Schneider demonstrates the companys core competencies in a completely darkened room.
Bleienbach, Switzerland. Bauer Druck Cologne (BDK), a pioneering user of the Direct Laser System (DLS) from MDC Max Daetwyler AG decides to invest into a third LASERSTAR for its Cologne facility.
Existing 135 years and still going strong. . . . Royal Dutch Printing Ink Factories Van Son presents herself again at DRUPA 2008.
Baldwin Technology Company, Inc. celebrates its 90th anniversary at Drupa 2008. For nine decades, the companys products and solutions have stood for technological progress in many areas of the print peripherals market. Baldwin has always delivered systems designed to improve print quality, productivity and cost efficiency, which has led to a high level of press automation and process improvement across a wide range of print sectors.
Champagne flowing and the sound of corks popping has been a regular occurrence on the “pure white” booth of Q.I. Press Controls (17A56) with Drupa orders in excess of 7.3 million euros. A total of 25 towers equipped with 4/4 IDS (markless colour control) were sold to Transcontinental (9 in San Francisco, USA and 8 in Montreal, Canada) and also Freie Presse, Chemnitz, Germany, ordered.
