Making the case for a bindery upgrade

Barriers to innovation in the bindery have been slow to erode. Over the past few years, much of the resistance has been economic, a function of prevailing market climate, shrinking profit margins, anemic pricing, cash flow strangulation and lack of capital investment. Scarce investment dollars either were not being spent, or were being diverted to upgrade prepress and press operations. Recent data suggests that the printing industry is on the rebound. According to NAPL (Paramus, NJ) economic data, a host of indicators — including work-on-hand and confidence — show that the economic upturn is real. Attendance at Drupa ...

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