Global Vision

MONTREAL, QUEBEC—Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions will be exhibiting its graphical inspection capabilities at Graph Expo September 9-12, 2007 in Chicago. Global Vision will be giving live demonstrations at booth #5435 on how Digital-Page, can prevent copy and artwork related errors on all graphic files. “Our clients are printing thousands of graphic files each and every year and it is important for them to be able to ensure the accuracy of all printed material. Guaranteeing print perfection is essential to client satisfaction and avoiding costly reprints,” says Reuben Malz, President of Global Vision. “Global Vision solutions give our clients a cost

MONTREAL, QUEBEC— Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions will be exhibiting its graphical inspection capabilities at Graph Expo September 9-12, 2007 in Chicago. Global Vision will be giving live demonstrations at booth #5435 on how Digital-Page, can prevent copy and artwork related errors on all graphic files. “Our clients are printing thousands of graphic files each and every year and it is important for them to be able to ensure the accuracy of all printed material. Guaranteeing print perfection is essential to client satisfaction and avoiding costly reprints,” says Reuben Malz, President of Global Vision. “Global Vision solutions give our clients a

Here’s an exclusive, PRE-SHOW PREVIEW showcasing new products submitted by many of the exhibitors that will be displaying their wares next month in Chicago. Colter & Peterson will showcase the BASA 3, which features an automatic jogging system that can automatically form layers of printed sheets, align them accurately and transport them to the subsequent cutting process. The BASA 3 is appropriate for paper from 16-lb. bond to 125-lb. tag, and is effective when combined with a modern, rear-table-feeding system. Existing gripper transport systems can be retrofitted. Visit www.piworld.com/infocenter: enter #377 MBO America will introduce the Super KTZ, featuring a knife-folding unit that