On this episode of The Week that Was, there’s an update on the Quad-LSC front; Mittera Group purchased select assets of Sprint Denver; Ironmark installed a Komori Lithrone perfector; and we have a firsthand account of Ricoh’s INTERACT 2019.

Salem One’s new Komori Lithrone G40 was purchased to replace a competitor’s 29˝ press to give the company more capacity to take on the custom packaging that sets the company apart. Salem One now has three Komori GL40 presses operating around the clock.

Salem One’s new Komori Lithrone G40 was purchased to replace a competitor’s 29˝ press to give the company more capacity to take on the custom packaging that sets the company apart. Salem One now has three Komori GL40 presses operating around the clock.

“The reason I chose Komori out of the three or four vendors I looked at was the customer experience in buying the press,” said Tonya Spiers, president of Knight Abbey. “From the moment I sat down at the table with Komori to go over all the options that were available, they established trust with me. As a team, we reviewed the solutions that would provide the best fit for Knight Abbey’s needs and the customers we support.”

“The reason I chose Komori out of the three or four vendors I looked at was the customer experience in buying the press,” said Tonya Spiers, president of Knight Abbey. “From the moment I sat down at the table with Komori to go over all the options that were available, they established trust with me. As a team, we reviewed the solutions that would provide the best fit for Knight Abbey’s needs and the customers we support.”

Komori announces it will be showcasing its innovative, productivity-based printing solutions under the theme “Innovate to Create” at Print China 2019. These include several Lithrone LED-UV sheetfed offset presses and the Komori IS29 sheetfed UV inkjet printing system.