Schumann Printers Boosts Bindery Capabilities with Muller Martini Primera Pro Saddle Stitcher

Schumann Printers is proud to announce the acquisition of the Muller Martini Primera Pro Saddle Stitcher, an advanced piece of equipment that promises to revolutionize our bindery. This cutting-edge machine is designed to meet the demands of modern printing, offering superior efficiency, speed, and quality. As Muller Martini states on their website:

“The Primera Pro Saddle Stitcher is an investment in the future. Its unique features make it the most efficient and flexible saddle stitching solution available. Whether you are producing books, brochures, or magazines, the Primera Pro will help you to achieve the highest quality products, quickly and efficiently.”

The Muller Martini Primera Pro Saddle Stitcher is capable of handling a wide range of paper sizes and thicknesses, making it ideal for producing books, brochures, and magazines. With a production capability of up to 14,000 cycles per hour, the Primera Pro is one of the fastest saddle stitchers in the market. This high-speed production capability allows us to produce large volumes of products quickly, ensuring that we meet our clients’ deadlines without compromising on quality.
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