Thursday, April 30, 2020

GWS relocates Lithoman press


GWS Printing Systems (GWS), the manroland Goss subsidiary for press relocations and used equipment, just finished a relocation project of a commercial Lithoman press in the Netherlands.
Thom Ringsma, owner of magazine printer Habo da Costa, based in the city of Vianen, took the opportunity to restart a closed location in Doetinchem to strengthen his printing business. At the same time, the assets of a printing plant in Weert were taken over by Ringsma. GWS Printing Systems was contracted to sell the equipment on behalf of his holding company. A used Lithoman at Weert was chosen to be moved to Doetinchem to start the production there.
In just over four months, the press was up and running again at the Doetinchem plant, according to Koenig & Bauer. The start-up and training at the new location was performed by specialists from manroland Goss Augsburg under the project management of GWS colleagues based in Waalwijk.
Senefelder Misset Doetinchem, meanwhile, has decided to contract with manroland Goss for telesupport service of their Lithoman presses in Doetinchem.
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