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Allen Press, Inc. purchased a Muller Martini Tempo 22 Saddle Stitcher. The Tempo 22 is among the world’s fastest saddle stitchers, producing up to 22,000 booklets per hour.
“We have built an aspirational and world-class equipment list over the last few years, now besting even our largest competitors in the Kansas City area,” CEO Randy Radosevich said. “Adding the Tempo 22 further highlights our ascension to being an industry leader. This is very exciting for Allen Press, our partners, and the entire Lawrence, KS community.”
Saddle stitching is the primary binding technique for a variety of printed materials including magazines, publications, booklets, annual reports and catalogs. The Tempo 22 can produce these materials at lightning speeds. In most cases producing booklets three times faster than normal stitching machines, while also offering inline and fully automated inkjetting, cross-strapping and shrink-wrapping options.
“We’re excited to let our customer community know about our newest acquisition and what it means for their projects. And even more new technology is coming, so stay tuned!”, said Maria Preston-Cargill, SVP, Sales and Marketing.
“We have built an aspirational and world-class equipment list over the last few years, now besting even our largest competitors in the Kansas City area,” CEO Randy Radosevich said. “Adding the Tempo 22 further highlights our ascension to being an industry leader. This is very exciting for Allen Press, our partners, and the entire Lawrence, KS community.”
Saddle stitching is the primary binding technique for a variety of printed materials including magazines, publications, booklets, annual reports and catalogs. The Tempo 22 can produce these materials at lightning speeds. In most cases producing booklets three times faster than normal stitching machines, while also offering inline and fully automated inkjetting, cross-strapping and shrink-wrapping options.
“We’re excited to let our customer community know about our newest acquisition and what it means for their projects. And even more new technology is coming, so stay tuned!”, said Maria Preston-Cargill, SVP, Sales and Marketing.