AP’s Brian Moore recently met Heidelberg’s chief technology officer, Dr Jürgen Rautert and Jörg Bauer, vice president of Prinect product management. He also saw the new Walldorf-Wiesloch press hall where the company is building its new very large format press
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AP’s Brian Moore recently met Heidelberg’s chief technology officer, Dr Jürgen Rautert and Jörg Bauer, vice president of Prinect product management. He also saw the new Walldorf-Wiesloch press hall where the company is building its new very large format press
KBA at age 190
Last year, the world’s oldest builder of printing presses celebrated its 190th birthday; AP’s Brian Moore revisited KBA’s facilities in Würzburg and went to Radebeul near Dresden where he caught up with president and CEO, Albrecht Bolza-Schünemann Ryobi unveils B1 sheetfed
Ryobi invited 140 agents (including regional agent, Cyber), customers and journalists to its Hiroshima plant in Japan last month for a preview of its new B1 size sheetfed offset press, the Ryobi 1050 series, and other innovations to be shown at drupa. Brian Moore was there for APPilpel goes for speed, options and reliability
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One of Perth's most respected printers has installed a Wohlenberg perfect binder in its finishing subsidiary, replacing the last one it bought from CPI 10 years ago, as the
mining boom provides a surging workload.
Stay ahead of CGT
Keep under the $6m asset limit for small business and you will realise CGT concessions, says Peter BembrickUSA success
Major American label converting group, Multi-Color, has ordered a second label press from Italian narrow web manufacturer, Omet
Ferags Safety Drive
At Rural Press and McPhersons Ferag is overcoming OH&S issues by taking the strain out of wire handling
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