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Case Studies

Find out more about MBO America’s implementations across multiple industries and how our customers found success.

Wallace Carlson Stakes Claim to the Pharmaceutical Packaging and Literature Market

Case Study: Wallace Carlson Stakes Claim to the Pharmaceutical Packaging and Literature Market

Passion for paper: MBO CoBo-Stack collaborative robots offer new perspective for the printing trade

Study at Pipp Papierverarbeitung: MBO CoBo-Stack collaborative robots offer new perspective for the printing trade

MWI Direct Moves to Continuous Feed Color Ink Jet Printing and MBO High-Speed Finishing

MWI invests in roll fed inkjet printing and MBO nearline finishing for 1 step printing & 1 step finishing at high speeds.

American Litho Continues to Lead the Industry with Investments in High-Speed Inkjet and MBO Finishing Lines

American Litho paired its investment in an HP PageWide T240HD with a high-speed MBO finishing line.

Design Distributors Tag Teams New High-Speed Inkjet Press with High-Speed MBO Finishing

“We had to have the absolute fastest finishing equipment available. That meant MBO.”

MBO & Epsilon Discuss the Dynamics of Digital Finishing

A story of what happens to productivity when high-speed, high-volume digital inkjet printing is complemented by the dynamics of modular finishing.

SPC Communications Discusses Cutting-Edge Finishing from MBO

Your high-speed production inkjet business isn't complete until you upgrade your finishing department.-Ryan Lefebvre

Consider Post-Sales Support When Purchasing Postpress Equipment

“Part of a good Preventative Maintenance plan will be to regularly replace the parts that are starting to get worn before they have a chance to fail.”

How Modular Finishing Technology Can Help Streamline Postpress

For a long time, postpress was regarded as a task without much potential for evolution, and the performance of postpress equipment reflected that somewhat cynical view.

Flexible Perforating for Fast-Paced Finishing

Perforating has been a standard practice in postpress for decades, but in recent years, the characteristics of many of the jobs that require perforating have changed.