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Q.I. Press Controls
successful on Swiss newspaper market
Neue Luzerner Zeitung AG and Zehnder Print AG are two Swiss
printer centres that both have selected Q.I. Press Controls to
supply automatic register controls for their newspaper presses.
A total of 47 IRS scanners will control automatically colour register,
cut-off register and side-lay register.
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| Signing the contract
with the Neue Luzerner Zeitung AG; From left to right: Mrs
Cerutti, Mr Werber, Mr van Riel and Mr Nussbaumer |
Neue Luzerner Zeitung AG is a 100% daughter company of LZ Medien
Holding and has a printing plant in Adligenswil where they print
the Neue Luzerner Zeitung, several regional daily newspapers, weekly
newspapers and newspapers for other publishing companies. All six
full colour towers of the WIFAG OF 370 GTD presses will be equipped
with a total of 35 IRS scanners to control colour-, cut-off and
side-lay register.
The management of LZ Medien Holding with among them Mr. Jürg
Weber, General Manager and Mr. Anton Nussbaumer, Deputy director,
has made a conscious choice after a thoroughly investigation of
the technologies of the register systems from several suppliers.
The most important reasons for them to choose for Q.I. Press Controls?
system, are proven technology of the Intelligent Register System,
recommendations of partners Wifag and ABB, experience of Q.I. Press
Controls with Wifag presses and last but not least the very good
Return-on-Investment period. Mr. Nussbaumer emphasizes that he was
impressed of how Q.I. Press Controls thinks along with customers
on a high level.
Zehnder Print AG in Rickenbach, Switzerland became convinced that
their Goss Universal 50 presses could perform much better with Q.I.
Press Controls' IRS register system than with the previously installed
system. The four 4-high towers from 2000 and two new 4-high towers
will be equipped with 12 IRS scanners for colour register.
At the printing plant in Rickenbach, the two daily newspapers Wall
Street Journal Europe and International Herald Tribune are printed,
together with 32 weekly newspapers and several periodicals.
With these large orders and other installations in Vernier, Aarau,
Basel, Sion, Lausanne, Liestal, Neuenburg and Schaffhausen, Q.I.
Press Controls has build up an impressive installed base in Switzerland.
? Switzerland serves as an example for the rest of the world? Kamiel
van Riel from Q.I. Press Controls concludes. "More and more
printers react to the heavier demands for print quality on the newspaper
market. The trend is: waste down ? quality up!"
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