Listing


GBC/Acco Brands (Various stands)


T: +44 7788 144312 W:www.gbceurope.com


German Graphics Hall 12 / A25


T: +49 5351 38 04 0 E: info@german-graphics.com W:www.german-graphics.com


Global Graphics


Software Hall 07 / A21


T: +44 1954 283100 E: info@globalgraphics.com W:www.globalgraphics.com


Glunz & Jensen Hall 05 / C38


T: +45 5768 8181 E: gjhq@glunz-jensen.com W:www.glunz-jensen.com


Glunz & Jensen is the world’s leading supplier of innovative solutions for the global prepress industry. Our main product areas are processors for the offset and flexo printing industry, iCtP plate setters and automation equipment. We also provide exposure units, dryers, light finishers, mounting tables, conveyor equipment, stackers and software for monitoring and controlling complete prepress processes.


GMG Hall 04 / B25


T: +49 7071 938740 E: karoline.hornung@gmgcolor.com W:www.gmgcolor.com


Goss International Hall 17 / A59 - C59


T: +44 1772 257571 E: info@gossinternational.com


W:www.gossinternational.com


Grapha Technologie UG


Hall 12 / C05


T:+49 931 2008 2-790 E: mail@grapha-technologie.com W:www.grapha-technologie.com


Located in Germany, Grapha Technologie UG is specialized in the field of sales and service of pre-owned bookbinding, finishing and printing machines. We offer an extensive range of used graphic machinery. We have excellent contacts worldwide, and in particular Germany, which allows us to offer high quality equipment at competitive prices.


HSM GmbH + Co. KG Hall 16 / B68


T: +44 1525 862628 E: info@hsm.eu W:www.hsm.eu


HSM Baling Presses compress your recyclable materials such as waste paper or foil, paper clippings, misprints and overproductions, etc. by up to 95%. Regardless of the material, the volume or the location – in the wide range of HSM Baling Presses, you will find the right machine to meet your individual requirements. HSM – quality “Made in Germany” with over 40 years of experience.


www.ipex.org


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