Month: March 2021

Subway Book Review Sets Digital Monuments for Books

While researching the use of media in connection with e-books, I first came across the phenomenon that printed books are seen as identity-building among young people. With a printed book under the arm of their environment, they want to convey what they are currently working on and thus also enter…

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Let us MPower you in 2021

Good riddance, 2020. We all thought it, right? We were eager to herald in the clean slate of the new year and the return of social gatherings with our family, friends, and coworkers. We held the promise of a fresh start in our imaginations. Or so we hoped. Now…

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Latest Measurement Algorithms: Adhesive Monitoring for High Product Quality at Lower Cost

There are a number of things to consider when applying glue in perfect binding. To ensure that end products are of high quality, we have had very good experience with reliable adhesive monitoring. The completely revised LAK adhesive monitoring system constantly records adhesive application during perfect binding. This allows, for…

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Faced with unprecedented challenges, the print industry thrives

2020 was a watershed year that challenged us in ways we had never anticipated, upending both lives and livelihoods. Everything we knew about business and communication changed in an instant. While these challenges have been disruptive, they have also been transforming. Printing Is Essential As frontline workers rushed to…

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I really liked the trial apprenticeship as a print media processor

Although her flair for craftsmanship was not born in her cradle, Moana Linder found her way into the graphic arts industry. In the following blog, the 16-year-old first-year apprentice print media processor specializing in binding technology tells us why she likes her job at Schär Druckverarbeitung AG in Wikon in…

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Tips to keep your machines, and 2021, running smoothly

In a year that will most likely be remembered by its unprecedented challenges, it’s probably safe to say that many of us are as happy to say goodbye to 2020 as we look forward to a more hopeful new year. No matter what’s in store for us in 2021, one…

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