MAN Lithoman delivered to Tuna in Turkiye
High-quality
book printer Tuna Matbaacilik of Ankara, Türkiye, has invested in a high speed Lithoman 48p press acquired from GWS Printing Systems of the
Netherlands. The press went into operation during spring of this year.
The press installed at Tuna Matbaacilik
As per
Tuna’s Managing Director Tuna Yildirim the investment in this Lithoman heatset
press has been a logical step in the constant development of the company. “Tuna
is a leading book printer in Turkey and wishes to stay leader and front runner
when it comes to latest technology in print and advanced operation & productivity”, says the MD. “Working with GWS was just a logical choice
after the previous experiences. This is the third web offset press we have
acquired through GWS Printing Systems in the last eight years, and they have
again proven to be a professional and reliable partner”.
GWS’ Area Sales Executive Arthur Viguurs is also very pleased with the
cooperation. “This is exactly what GWS is known for. Our knowledge
and experience in the field of web offset printing offers customers a unique added value. This explains why GWS scores
a high percentage of repeat orders to printers we did business with before.”
The press installed at Tuna Matbaacilik
The press was relocated between February and June of this year by a team of GWS specialists, and taken into full production in record time. During the start up and commissioning experts from manroland Goss Augsburg joined the team. GWS Printing Systems is part of the Manroland-Goss group.
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