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Offering an impressive range of formats, a host of different gluing and binding methods, simple operation and a compact design, the Pantera perfect binder from Muller Martini, headquartered in Hauppauge, N.Y., has established itself as a best-selling product.

Yeoman Joins Muller Martini as Corporate Technology Manager Muller Martini, Hauppauge, N.Y., a manufacturer of variable size web offset presses, recently announced the appointment of Edwin Yeoman to the position of corporate technology manager. In his new role, Yeoman will be responsible for leading the development and deployment of emerging technologies in strategic segments of the company's U.S. marketplace. "Ed's background encompasses a diverse spectrum of expertise that will be instrumental in helping us address the changing technological demands of the company and our markets," said Werner Naegeli, president and CEO of Muller Martini. For more information, call (888) 268-5537.

Muller Martini, Hauppauge, N.Y., and Kodak Versamark, Dayton, Ohio, have signed a reseller agreement under which Kodak Versamark will provide its continuous ink jet printing systems to Muller Martini for mounting onto the Muller Martini Concepta variable-size web-offset press. The result is a hybrid printing system that is fully integrated into the workflow of the Concepta press, providing the cost-effectiveness, reliability and quality of traditional offset printing with the ability to produce personalized documents with digital, high-speed variable printing at a highly economical cost per page. During Print '05 in September, Muller Martini and Kodak demonstrated the hybrid offset/digital press configuration at

Muller Martini, Hauppauge, N.Y., will feature its SigmaLine system of modular and scaleable digital OnDemand components at Print '05, Sept. 9-15 in Chicago. The system is the world's first commercial-quality, modular, digital book manufacturing solution that brings diverse printing and finishing to shops of all sizes. SigmaLine enables printers, binderies and in-house operations to complement their existing book manufacturing capabilities by adding greater efficiency and diversity to individual areas. It also allows companies to implement a whole new strategy by creating an entire OnDemand platform. Muller Martini will partner with two other graphic arts companies at the show to display SigmaLine's highly agile

Muller Martini, Hauppauge, N.Y., will demonstrate its new Tempo 22 saddle stitcher at Print ‘05 from Sept. 9 to 15, at the McCormick Place South Building in Chicago. Tempo 22 has a rated top speed of 22,000 cycles per hour, enabling it to deliver increased productivity and efficiency to binding operations. The Tempo 22 is a comprehensive and highly advanced stitching platform that features several technologies, including a flat-pile feeder, folder feeder, trimmer and Robusto stacker. It boasts versatile capabilities for in-line ink-jetting and can handle tip-on production. In addition, all production optimization settings are located on the outside of the machine,