Category: Services

Now’s the Time to Get Back to Baseline

It is reasonable to assume that some older/newer bindery equipment are not performing at baseline speeds, which provides a negative impact on production. Over the last couple of years, many printers and binderies have put off maintenance on their equipment due to a very unfortunate circumstance the world has provided…

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“Virtual” Experiences

While there has been no sign of “physical” on-site trade shows for months, the event industry is trying to insist on the benefits of online presentations. The corona pandemic that has prevailed since the spring of 2020 has reduced face-to-face human encounters for a very long time, and in…

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Employee Longevity = Stability & Experience

Over the past few months, we celebrated many work anniversaries. We’ve congratulated our co-workers and shared stories from years prior to just yesterday. Many employees have been with Muller Martini for 20, 30, and even 40 years. As we say thank you to them, we realize this employee base is…

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Online Printing Needs to be Rethought!

The latest Online Print Symposium in Munich showed how the current situation can create opportunities for new business or ideally even for more business, and what is important here. Key words included: Cooperation instead of competition, cooperation instead of coexistence, value instead of mass, mass customization instead of interchangeability, segmentation…

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World Book Day 2022

On April 23, the “World Book Day” is celebrated around the globe. A wide range of activities will be launched to encourage children to read. It’s not easy to get children interested in reading books these days. As the father of a 14-year-old daughter and an 18-year-old son, I…

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Two of the best investments you can make. Equipment Inspections and Operator training.

You might have run your Muller Martini saddle stitcher or perfect binding line for many years. You probably produced millions of brochures, books or magazines with it. Many of your operators and maintenance staff worked on the equipment over the years. Perhaps you moved it when your facilities expanded. The…

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Digital Notes on Paper

Today, appointment calendars, notebooks and schedulers come in both printed and electronic formats. Meanwhile, modern technologies allow direct multimedia linking of information contained therein. More and more people in society appreciate the advantages of both information media in their daily work and private lives when organizing themselves: When using…

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How we contribute to earth day

April is the month when we celebrate Earth Day. This has got me thinking about how my industry, Graphics Arts Finishing Equipment, fits into the broad ecological picture. Commercial Printing’s use of paper (whose basic raw material comes from trees) has gotten a bad rap over the years as…

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Paper Market Out of Control

Already last year, a confusing situation arose that caused the prices for paper, cardboard and corrugated board to go through the roof. There is still no relief in sight. I set out to find out how this turbulence on the paper market came about. From all the people who…

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Thanks to Bachelor Thesis to Technical Innovation

Imagine the following: Printed products – they may be different or they may all be the same – run along a conveyor track. There is no barcode or other identification printed on them that could be scanned to tell us which product it is. So how can I track and…

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