Two finishing lines based on its latest booklet maker the DBM 500 were launched, the System 5000 and the Duetto (see Product of the Week, p26).
It also launched the Jud MR 270 perfect binder.
We believe this machine will let us get a significant share of the digital perfect binding market, said Duplo International managing director Robin Greenhalgh.
The single-clamp machine has adjustment-free clamping, nipping and cover scoring and is capable of producing 600 books per hour. It costs 26,500 and also has the option of using PUR glue.
Have your say in the Printweek Poll
Related stories
Latest comments
"Another classic of a factory without a market. After UID went, it was only a matter of time with some high profile defections almost immediately to CPI / Wiley Bognor Regis and to Ingram. Having the..."
"No surprise after the collapse of UID (Marston, Orca and Turpin)..."
"In my opinion their is only one company who have the knowledge ,staff , experience and equipment to handle this contract
Dennis Maps of Frome
Why does this need to out to tender when they have been..."
Up next...
Flew many missions in WWII
RIP print centenarian Bill Mould
Productivity up 30%
The DS Group invests for efficiency with new Canon and Morgana
Fine binding, restorations and box making
Bensons Bookbinding seeks new location
Supports Reinvention strategy