Producing 16-page signatures allows family-owned Kentucky firm to bid more competitively on new publication work
Goss International Brazil recently sponsored and presented at one of the most important events in the packaging sector, the drupa panel. Attendees were provided with details of the latest Goss technology innovations, the current packaging market trends and how web offset printing is meeting and exceeding these market demands.
Business strategy consistently geared towards sustainable printing
At Drupa 2016, leading Mexican paper and packaging manufacturer, Grupo Gondi, signed a very large deal with BOBST and BHS Corrugated for the supply of eleven new production lines. The order will see equipment installed at existing Grupo Gondi facilities in Mexico, as well as at green field sites, over the next two years. The purchase includes two complete 2.5m wide corrugators designed by BHS Corrugated, a BOBST pre-print press line, high accuracy flat-bed BOBST die-cutters, and five automated BOBST folding and gluing lines. The delivery of the equipment will commence during the last quarter of 2016.
Who can best integrate hardware and software into my existing workflow? This skill is crucial to publishing houses and printing companies that are planning an investment project. Only with a highly automated, integrated workflow printers can realize business models and production processes that are profitable both in the short and long term. This applies to book, newspaper, and advertisement printing, in web offset and digital.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has awarded Veridos a contract to produce and deliver its passports for the next few years. These passports will be machine-readable and meet the requirements laid down by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for international travel.
Seaway Printing (Green Bay, Wisconsin) recently installed a Speedmaster XL 106-4+L with Prinect Inpress Control to maximize savings potential and accelerate the companys future growth. The new press will run alongside an existing Speedmaster XL 105 resulting in additional capacity with the quality and performance required for the short and medium run book printer.
