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The Radebeul facility of Koenig & Bauer AG (KBA) has entered into a partnership with montex-print ost druck- und papierverarbeitungs-maschinen gmbh & co. kg in Lindlar near Cologne (montex-print) to develop, manufacture and market new, high-performance sheetfed rotary die-cutters.
The new Granit three-knife trimmer impresses with innovative SmartPress technology, resulting in consistent, first-class trim quality. The fully automated equipment has a wide range of applications in softcover and hardcover lines.
bielomatik now provides its proven packaging technology to pack and palletize a wide range of products.
This cooperation leads to a joint development of innovative and profitable running machines for the manufacturing of stitched products on a high industrial level. The solutions presented by bielomatti will introduce new opportunities in the printing market for customers all over the world.
The Micro SF110 GF has been conceived as a simple-to-handle, compact alternative for high-quality foil transfer, with which the growing demand for stylish product refinement can also be satisfied by users on a tighter budget.
The thousands of machines sold worldwide mark the success of the versatile table bander.
Muller Martini has set the stage for countless new and exciting ideas for thread-sewn products: thanks to the TWE¦ENMC option, smaller folded signatures can now also be stitched in a book block using the Ventura MC book sewing machine.
The very first Busch die-cutting machine for the production of labels has been delivered in September 1963 to printing company Alfons Hauck in Lauda-Koenigshofen, Bavaria / Germany. Meanwhile are working thousands of Busch die-cutters in 117 countries and carry out their precise and reliable task. The term ‘buschen’ is still used in some countries when die-cutting labels and similar products.
Following the planned takeover of Flexotecnica an Italian press manufacturer active in the growing print market for flexible packaging (film) in February, Koenig & Bauer (KBA) now announces a further acquisition in a luxury segment of the packaging printing sector.
The data arrives in the morning, and the stitched products are out for delivery by afternoon – the new Presto II saddle stitcher from Muller Martini contributes greatly to the high level of flexibility provided by the traditional family business Tipografia Cavalli in Tenero, Switzerland, in the Italian-speaking canton of Tessin.