Muller Martini Offers to Run Stitching Jobs for Customers
October 2008
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HAUPPAUGE, NY--10/07/08--Printers and binderies can send their challenging stitching jobs to Muller Martini's Hauppauge, Long Island demo room and the company will produce the jobs for them on Muller's all-new Primera saddle stitcher.
"We're offering each of our customers the opportunity to ship us their difficult stitching job and visit our demo room to see their job produced on the Primera, our most technologically advanced stitcher ever," said Doug Stryker, Muller Martini Division Manager, Print Finishing Systems. "Smaller-size products, lighter weight stocks, perforated edges, off balance forms and other complex jobs are no problem...Primera runs them quickly and efficiently...providing higher profit potential for print finishing operations."
Muller Martini is extending the offer to run customer jobs to all its customers. Any run length can be handled. To arrange for a stitching job to be shipped to Long Island and run on the Primera saddle stitcher, Muller Martini customers should contact their sales manager or call Judy Moran at 1-888-2-Muller, extension 1403.
About Muller Martini
Muller Martini is the world's largest producer of print finishing solutions for commercial and book printers, trade binderies and newspapers as well as short-run and digital book manufacturers. Muller Martini is also the world market-leading manufacturer of variable size web offset presses. The company is the foremost provider of innovative workflow solutions that can empower printers and binding specialists to enhance processing efficiencies, increase profitability and build new revenue streams. Muller Martini Corp., with U.S. headquarters in Hauppauge (Long Island), New York, serves as the leading source for bindery and printing expertise in the United States, providing nationwide sales and service support and customer-specific training and responsive service to printers and binderies coast-to-coast. The company operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing center in Newport News, Virginia along with Muller Martini Mailroom Systems, Inc., a comprehensive sales and manufacturing facility in Allentown, PA.
"We're offering each of our customers the opportunity to ship us their difficult stitching job and visit our demo room to see their job produced on the Primera, our most technologically advanced stitcher ever," said Doug Stryker, Muller Martini Division Manager, Print Finishing Systems. "Smaller-size products, lighter weight stocks, perforated edges, off balance forms and other complex jobs are no problem...Primera runs them quickly and efficiently...providing higher profit potential for print finishing operations."
Muller Martini is extending the offer to run customer jobs to all its customers. Any run length can be handled. To arrange for a stitching job to be shipped to Long Island and run on the Primera saddle stitcher, Muller Martini customers should contact their sales manager or call Judy Moran at 1-888-2-Muller, extension 1403.
About Muller Martini
Muller Martini is the world's largest producer of print finishing solutions for commercial and book printers, trade binderies and newspapers as well as short-run and digital book manufacturers. Muller Martini is also the world market-leading manufacturer of variable size web offset presses. The company is the foremost provider of innovative workflow solutions that can empower printers and binding specialists to enhance processing efficiencies, increase profitability and build new revenue streams. Muller Martini Corp., with U.S. headquarters in Hauppauge (Long Island), New York, serves as the leading source for bindery and printing expertise in the United States, providing nationwide sales and service support and customer-specific training and responsive service to printers and binderies coast-to-coast. The company operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing center in Newport News, Virginia along with Muller Martini Mailroom Systems, Inc., a comprehensive sales and manufacturing facility in Allentown, PA.
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