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A Look At Some of the New Product Highlights on Display at drupa 2016
The following is a sampling of just some of the new products that were featured at drupa 2016.
Hohner to Offer Wide Range of Saddle Stitchers and Booklet Makers at drupa
A new version of Hohner's HSB 8.000 saddle stitcher will be unveiled at drupa 2016.
Hohner to Launch the HSB 13.000 Saddle Binder at drupa
drupa 2012 will be the platform where Hohner will launch its latest generation HSB 13.000 saddle binder. Replacing a former HSB 10.000 saddle stitcher, the new binder runs at 13.000 cycles per hour, and is designed for ease of handling and reduced manpower requirements.
Fuller Grafix Named Authorized Dealer of Hohner Saddle Binder
Fuller Grafix Inc. has reached an agreement with Hohner Stitching Products, Inc. to represent Hohner Stitching heads in a broad manner that represents sales, parts and service of Stitch heads and Saddle binding equipment. As the authorized Dealer and Repair center for Hohner Stitching heads, Fuller Grafix will provide a rebuilding service and maintenance program for the wide range of Hohner stitch heads.
GRAPH EXPO 2006: Binding & Finishing — Binding Agreements
ULTIMATELY, THE common goal among the manufacturers and suppliers of finishing and bindery equipment at Graph Expo (and any trade show, for that matter) is to place their equipment in as many shops as possible. But, as a commerce vehicle, companies displaying their wares approach the annual Chicago event with different goals in mind. Every year there's a degree of spin doctoring that takes place in the trade press. A show's attendance can drop 20 percent as tumbleweeds bounce off stitchers and binders, but some writers will rave about how many of the leads were high quality. Frankly, it's generally 50/50 or slightly in
PRINT 05 Binding & Finishing -- Bound to Please
By Erik Cagle Senior Editor Getting customers to stop by their booth was the No. 1 challenge facing manufacturers, suppliers and distributors during PRINT 05 & CONVERTING 05 in Chicago. Be it food, beverages, magicians or professional pool players, those exhibiting knew that getting one's attention was as critical as spreading their company's gospel. This is particularly true for those purveyors of binding and finishing equipment, which offer such a vast array of products and services that it's easy for attentions to get divided. The key was in seeing those attentions get conquered. For example, Standard Finishing Systems and Horizon International made a
Saddle Stitching Machines — Saddling the Right Machine
By Caroline Miller When it comes to saddle stitching, every printer or trade finisher has a different set of needs. Some are looking for increased speed; for others, it is ease of operation or fast make-ready capabilities. And there are those in need of a stitcher that can integrate easily into a larger in-line system. Vendors of production saddle stitchers are responding to all of those needs thanks to a new generation of technology. "We've just seen a quantum leap in technology," says Chris Azbill, vice president at United Litho, a short-run publication printer that recently installed a Muller Martini Tempo saddle stitcher. When
Saddle Stitchers — A Stitch In Time
BY ERIK CAGLE When is a floor model saddle stitcher not a saddle stitcher? When does it become a perfect binder? Ask Bob Morton, president of Best Graphics, one of the nation's leading bindery product distributors. Best Graphics will be introducing the Best Osako 612 UB 'reverse stitcher' to the U.S. market later this year. The innovative machine will produce books that appear to be perfect bound, despite the fact they are produced on a stitcher. In essence, it's the look of a perfectly bound book at saddle stitcher cost; but there's more to it than the bottom line. The reverse stitcher is designed
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