With the FlexLiner, its second newspaper inserting system
from Muller Martini, Moser Holding, located in Innsbruck , Austria
In addition to the Tiroler Tageszeitung, which
is printed seven times a week in runs of 100,000 to 120,000, the printing
company used to process weekly newspapers as well as products from commercial
customers using a single inserting system. The NewsLiner, which dates to 2003
and has eight stations as well as a promo feeder, did its best, but the
preprinted local sections of the daily newspaper as well as the numerous
commercial inserts that were added to the jacket pushed the operation to the
limits. Since last January, the company has been using a new FlexLiner with 12
stations to produce regional newspapers with a run of around 330,000 copies.
The FlexLiner makes it possible to
automatically add more inserts to the weekly newspaper published each Wednesday
than was previously the case.
The sword opening also makes it possible to
insert trimmed inserts without a low folio lap. These high-quality inserts are
a specialty of Moser Holding. Like the NewsLiner, which was retrofitted in
2013, the new FlexLiner is equipped with an integrated card gluer that is
regularly in use and allows for additional advertising opportunities.
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