Morgana Systems Ltd, Milton Keynes, the UK’s leading manufacturer of equipment for digital finishing, is celebrating a record year in product sales for 2014, as the company also announced changes to its sales structure.
Kempten-based AZ Druck und Datentechnik GmbH replaced three existing POLAR 115 high-speed cutters by a POLAR CuttingSystem 200 PACE. With the same order volume, production times were reduced by around 25 percent. At the same time, the processes involving the PACE system relieve the physical burden on the postpress staff.The commercial printer with a workforce of 250 is extremely happy with this decision.
Arka-Druk benefits from wide range of standard features and is impressed by high quality
Duplo USA Corporation, a leading manufacturer of digital print finishing equipment, will be hosting the Duplo Digital Finishing Expo on Wednesday, April 29th, 2015 in Suwanee, Georgia.
Heidelberg’s recently launched Stahlfolder BH/CH series of professional buckle plate and combination folders offers high productivity and superior Heidelberg quality at a lower cost. The automated versions of both machines greatly facilitate material handling and ensure minimal makeready times.
“We’re a growing business and we’ve been doing so even through the difficult economic conditions of the past few years,” says Nick Bramfitt, Operations Director of Kentmere Packaging. “In fact, over the past six years we have almost doubled turnover, which we’ve achieved by continuously investing in people and in plant.”
Winkler+Duennebier (W+D) from Neuwied/Rhine celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013. Its core business revolves around machines and systems that produce and process envelopes and mailing solutions. Machines that process hygiene products are its second mainstay. One seventh of its approximately 350 employees work in the areas of research, development and construction. The company has sites in the U.S.A., China, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. In this interview, Managing Director Frank Eichhorn explains what W+D’s strategy is for asserting itself in a declining market overall.
