62 ■ October 6, 2010 • GRAPH EXPO
Official Show Daily • Cygnus Graphics Media
Lori and Dave Robinson of Robinson Printing & Creative Media (left to right), learn about insert and outsert folding using the Vijuk MV-09 from Vijuk’s Bindery Consultant, Thomas R. Zoller in booth 3627.
Vijuk
Magnum Magnetics ▲
In the Magnum Magnetics booth (2062), Jennifer Colon (right) shows the com- pany’s flexible magnetic sheeting, certified for HP Indigo presses and qualified for selected Kodak NexPress machines, to Charles and Sheryl Feldman of Plastic- Card Corporation.
Aurora, IL-based Kelmscott Communications is one of the first print service providers in the country to purchase Xerox’s new iGen4 EXP Press (booth 400, 600).
First Xerox iGen4 EXP Purchase ▼
Glunz & Jensen ▲
At the Glunz & Jensen booth (427), attendees will see its PlateWriter Series 2000 and 3000 machines, its affordable metal Computer-to-Plate NewsWriter system, and the Pica Series punch/benders for commercial and newspaper web-offset printing. The PlateWriter Series boasts innovative technology and sets new standards for the cost, flexibility and speed of plate making for small to medium format commercial printers.
KBA (booth 1255) offered GRAPH EXPO attendees a place to relax, along with bratwurst and beer at the “infamous” KBA bar. “We are pleased with the ac- tual press sales at this year’s show,” said Eric Frank, VP of Marketing (left), with Chris Travis, Director of Technol- ogy. Ralf Sammeck, KBA’s Executive Vice President Sheetfed Press Sales, Marketing and Service, is shown in the background.
KBA Spiel Associates▼
In booth 3044, Spiel Associates’ Anthony Marino (seated), shows Robert Panaccione (right) and Mickey McCardle, president of JBF Print, the automatic coil inserter, featuring fast changeovers and binding up to 25mm.
Morgana ▲
In booth 1653, (from left), Tyler Buchanan and Robert Jackson of Mixonic discover the benefits of Morgana’s AutoCreaser Pro50 from Quen Baum, Managing Director of Morgana.
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