Muller Martini

Recently, Multi Bookbinding invested in Muller Martini’s KM610 perfect binder in order to replace a legacy KM470.

Thomas Krischke succeeds former president and CEO Werner Naegeli, who is retiring after serving at Muller Martini for almost 30 years.

Muller Martini’s new endsheet feeder automates the entire hardcover book block process for either round or straight spines.

King Printing Co., Inc. has purchased its third SigmaLine system from Muller Martini Corp. for installation in their Lowell, Mass.

After three years, the Primera Digital saddle stitcher’s versatility continues to impress with its customizing capabilities.

Friesens Corporation replaced an older casing inline system with a highly innovative bookline that significantly improves production.

A few weeks ago, I reported on Muller Martini assuming much of Kolbus' perfect binding and hard-cover systems portfolio. So, I thought I would provide an update. Both firms are giants in the postpress field, with many, many years of history of providing continuous bindery innovation. When you think about it, this was inevitable.

The acquisition of Endo Networks by AGI Partners’ portfolio company Impact XM brings interactive technology to the company’s services.

Muller Martini has taken over the perfect binding and bookline business from Kolbus. The transaction includes the service and spare parts business for all of Kolbus' bookbinding systems installed worldwide. Kolbus will focus on the packaging and casemaking business, parts manufacturing and the foundry business.

So, I was doing some weekend planning on Friday when an email arrived in my inbox with the simple subject line “WOW!” Who could resist opening such a message? The announcement was that Muller Martini was effectively taking over the perfect binding and bookline business of Kolbus.