Ringier's newspaper printing center completely renovated
The major Rollenwechsel.ch project to completely renovate Ringier's newspaper printing center in Adligenswil is taking shape. Ringier Print Adligenswil and the Neue Luzerner Zeitung put the new printing facilities into operation on September 30.
The major Rollenwechsel.ch project to completely renovate Ringier's newspaper printing center in Adligenswil is taking shape. Ringier Print Adligenswil and the Neue Luzerner Zeitung put the new printing facilities into operation on September 30.
The computer-to-plate systems are designed to ensure greater performance and flexibility. The renewal of the system will also continue the 10-year partnership between Ringier Print, NLZ and Agfa Graphics, according to a press release issued on Friday.
The conversion and installation of the new printing and finishing systems was expected to take three years. The Board of Directors of Ringier Print Adligenswil gave the go-ahead for the "rollenwechsel.ch" renewal project at the end of March 2005.
The red ribbon was cut by Martin Werfeli, CEO of Ringier, Moritz Rogger, President of Agfa Graphics Europe Central, and Erwin Bachmann, Chairman of the Executive Board of LZ Medien.
The computer-to-plate systems are designed to ensure greater performance and flexibility. The renewal of the system will also continue the 10-year partnership between Ringier Print, NLZ and Agfa Graphics, according to a press release issued on Friday.
The conversion and installation of the new printing and finishing systems was expected to take three years. The Board of Directors of Ringier Print Adligenswil gave the go-ahead for the "rollenwechsel.ch" renewal project at the end of March 2005.
The red ribbon was cut by Martin Werfeli, CEO of Ringier, Moritz Rogger, President of Agfa Graphics Europe Central, and Erwin Bachmann, Chairman of the Executive Board of LZ Medien.
