Buhrs Americas to Feature Buhrs 3000 Film Wrapping System
MINNEAPOLIS--September 30, 2008--Buhrs Americas at Graph Expo 2008 (in booth 1859) will feature the Buhrs 3000 Film Wrapping System--a mid-range film wrapping machine rated at 15,000 pieces per hour. Ideally suited to the needs of commercial printers, finishers, publishers and mailing houses, the Buhrs 3000 is the film wrapping system of choice for those who mail magazines and other quality media, or who use wrapped or unwrapped comailings.
The ergonomic design of the Buhrs 3000 makes it easy to clean and access for setup, operation, service and maintenance. The reliability for which Buhrs equipment is known, together with low operating cost and long life make this machine a favorite.
Commenting on the Buhrs 3000 Film Wrapping System, Buhrs Americas President and CEO Michael Aumann said: "The revolutionary design of the Buhrs 3000 ensures safe and economic operation. It is especially popular with printers mailing magazines and documents."
Buhrs profile
Buhrs is the leading worldwide provider of mailing and fulfilment solutions. The company develops, manufactures, sells and services systems for film and paper wrapping, envelope inserting and fulfilment.
Buhrs systems prepare media products, such as magazines, newspapers, documents, direct mail products, books, videos, compact discs and cards, for distribution.
Buhrs is partner to postal organisations, publishers, printers, binders, mailing houses, letter shops, banks, service bureaus, insurance companies, fulfilment companies and many other companies ranging from medium-sized to leading businesses.
With over 4,500 systems installed worldwide and four new installations per week, Buhrs is well-established and proud of its reputation for quality and reliability.
Headquartered in Rotterdam , Buhrs has a network of subsidiaries in the Netherlands , Germany , France , the United Kingdom , the United States of America , Finland , China and Japan as well as industry-qualified distributors to provide global coverage.
