Bruno Müller, CEO of Muller Martini says the acquisition of the VSOP patents and the launch of the new printing press is an important step toward strengthening Muller Martini’s position as a leader in printing press innovation and productivity.

He says, “We are investing in solutions that will provide our customers with new business opportunities in flexible and cardboard-box packaging. VSOP technology is designed to guarantee their success in a market with growth potential and will give us a leading role in package printing.

Müller continues, “Our customers require technology that is relevant to both current and future marketplace realities. Muller Martini will make sure that need is fulfilled.”

By combining the new VSOP series with its existing Alprinta and Concepta product lines, Muller Martini says it will provide printers with a comprehensive array of solutions. Complimentary consulting services will also be provided to give printers individual advice on expanding into the manufacture of packaging and other commercial printing opportunities.

Yves Rogivue, member of the executive board at Muller Martini, and head of the printingpress division says, “The current situation at Drent Goebel hinders an easy transfer of know how and the access to spare parts.”

Rogivue adds, “We will do our utmost to build up service and spare part expertise in our global sales and service network, latest by the end of the year. Our goal is to deliver the highest levels of uptime for the printing presses installed, both now and in the future.”

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