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  • Kalmbach group enjoys a look at today’s high-tech printing industry

After a recent trip to Schumann Printers, Inc., this article was written for the Spring 2009 issue of Proof, the employee newsletter of Kalmbach Publishing Co.

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  • Muller Martini Tempo-22

We are pleased to announce the completion of the installation of our new Muller Martini high speed "Saddle Stitching" line. The Muller Martini Tempo-22 is an extremely fast magazine size producer with in-line inkjet mailing and merchandise tipping capabilities. Utilizing up to 6 pockets along with our new 344 cover feeder, the Muller Martini Tempo-22 is capable of consistently producing a high quality product at speeds in excess of 21,000 per hour.

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  • Kepes Y-Lane Added To 300-A Stitcher

Schumann Printers, Inc. is proud to announce the completion of an upgrade to our Muller Martini 300-A Saddle Stitching production line to incorporate the ability to gather, ink jet address in a 2-up format, stitch, finish trim and then split the 2-up book stream and place a single tab on each side of the finished product on both lanes while delivering a completely USPS friendly digest product all in one pass! This new process improvement enables Schumann Printers, Inc. to decrease the current turn around times for double digest type products thereby creating faster more economical deliveries for our customers.
   
 
  • Schumann Printers Inc. Implements G7 Extreme™ Standards

Schumann Printers, Inc. enriched its color services by adopting G7 Extreme standards. G7 Extreme is a revolutionary process based on principles of digital imaging, spectrophotometry, and computer-to-plate (CTP) technologies. The G7 Extreme process control methodology was developed by IDE Alliance to prescribe how to use the most modern technology, techniques, process controls and standards to reliably produce high-end commercial printing with a close visual appearance from proof to press and from press to press.

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