Innovate Magazine - Spring 2008 - (Page 45)

product watch New Bleed Crease Module from ﬁnishing pioneer C.P. Bourg works with Bourg’s BDF-X Finisher to transform traditional stitchfold booklets into 3-sided bleedtrimmed booklets with creased covers and inside sheets that lay ﬂat and stack easily. Designed for digital print production, the BCM features automatic operation with vacuum-registration transport and independent trims from 4mm to 25mm to deliver commercially ﬁnished, 3-sidetrimmed and squared booklets on stock from 30 to 350 gsm without cracking—for superior quality. www.cpbourg.com Dialogue Live is groundbreaking new software from Exstream Software that provides companies with a common infrastructure for managing the editing of all types of interactive documents across the enterprise. Dialogue Live is ideal for companies in all industries that want to provide customer-facing employees with the ﬂexibility and autonomy they need to complete interactive, point-of-need, personalized documents for clients, while ensuring accuracy and costs are controlled through centralized production and fulﬁllment. www.exstream.com Bleed Crease Module for Digital Production on the surface of the substrate and can be more prone to damage or cut edge “chipping,” particularly when the front edge of a booklet is being trimmed. The DigiCutter minimizes these problems and provides accurate, clean cutting on all stocks. It has a cutting width of 20½ inches and uses a hydraulic clamp with inﬁnitely variable pressure from 440 to 242lbs. www.morganausa.com The Kern 100 DR-6 is the latest generation of unwinder technology with impressive, highly developed features and userfriendly ergonomic design. The color, touch-screen monitor with job storage gives important statistics to operators and service personnel, such as the roll’s diameter, current speed, and the length of paper already processed. Electronically synchronized core drive and paper loop measurement gives the K100 exceptionally smooth paper feed, even at unwinding speeds of over 490 feet per minute. www.kerninc.com Ideal for medium- to high-volume production, the fully automatic Ultra 205A UV Coater provides highquality, cost-effective ultraviolet coating on documents printed on digital copiers/printers and offset presses. Setup is easily accomplished via a unique touch screen that will permit you to do all its adjustments without a skilled operator. The metering roller speed adjustment will enable you to evenly set how much coating should be applied and cleaning of the three rollers will also be completed automatically at the end of the production day. Fully automatic, the Ultra 205A signiﬁcantly adds value to any document by adding more vibrancy and richness to its colors and hues as well as protection from scratching and ﬁngerprints. www.duplousa.com New Generation of Unwinder Technology Software for Intelligent, Interactive Document Applications Fully Automatic UV Coater Designed for the On-Demand Environment The compact and easy-touse Morgana DigiCutter has been designed with the digital printer in mind, although it handles litho output with equal ease. All digital print requires specialist ﬁnishing techniques, and cutting is no exception, as output needs to be handled more gently when clamping prior to cutting. This is because toners tend to sit 45 Innovate Spring 08 http://www.morganausa.com http://www.cpbourg.com http://www.kerninc.com http://www.exstream.com http://www.duplousa.com

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Innovate - Spring 2008 Table of Contents 10 Tips for Successful Open Houses The TransPromo Path Escape the Complexity Putting a Price on Value A Welcome Boost to Hospitality Team Approach Earns Accolades Bound Together New Highs in Image Quality Transforming the Business of Processing Photos Predictive Maintenance Making the Right Choice Diving into Digital Book Production Doing More With Less Distributed Document Creation

Innovate Magazine - Spring 2008

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