Bell Purchases North America’s First Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 162 Press
The company also is not averse to making investment decisions based on an understanding of its customers’ needs.
In contemplating the purchase of VLF press, said company Vice President Benjamin Graham, several factors were of paramount importance, including enhanced production speed, reduced makeready times, the ability to handle a wide range of difficult substrates, the ability to handle long runs economically, and the ability to monitor color on-the-fly without compromising the performance of the press.
“The second installation of our flagship VLF press in less than a year is proof that this segment of the market is hungry for the kinds of efficiencies and improvements only Heidelberg technology can provide,” said Jim Dunn, president of Heidelberg USA. “Our deal with Bell Incorporated represents a true meeting of the minds united in choosing the best technology to advance the success of a thriving business. Bell Incorporated and Heidelberg share a long-standing commitment to excellence and innovation.”
“We were impressed with the XL 162 during our visit to drupa,” said Graham. It didn’t take us long to determine that the Speedmaster XL 162 would be a game-changing addition to our pressroom, as well as a means for us to provide the kind of customer service that has set us apart from the competition for decades.”
All Heidelberg VLF presses are designed to meet the specific requirements of the folding carton and package printing sectors and deliver fast makereadies and high productivity on a broad range of substrates, all through a user-friendly and intuitive Intellistart interface. Some of the innovations on the XL 162 include:
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