Print Innovation Asia Issue 6 2022
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Manroland Sheetfed's commitment to customers As a demonstration of its commitment to continued customer success, Manroland China has invested in its first Print Technology Centre, set to open this month in Shenzhen. As ‘centres of competence’ for the print industry, Manroland Print Technology Centres (PTC) in Europe and the Americas have been adding considerable value to the print industry, bringing companies and organisations together to network, share best practice, view demonstrations of complete printing lines for commercial, folding carton and label printing. Individual print companies are encouraged to bring their own print jobs to the PTC and experience at first hand how Manroland’s green solutions can enhance the success and sustainability of their own businesses. Demonstrations and training courses can be open-house events for specific groups of printers, or set up on an individual basis to meet a particular customer’s needs. Another major benefit of Manroland PTCs is to provide the potential customer the confidence and security they need before making a significant investment in new technology.
Commenting on the new opening, Mr Raphael Penuela, global CEO of Manroland Sheetfed, said:“Over 40 subsidiaries and centres of excellence in Europe, the Americas and Asia are
testament to the importance we place on supporting our customers and the print industry generally, as it moves inexorably forward to meet new challenges with confidence. “I congratulate our Manroland China team, and I am sure the new Print Technology Centre will play a key role in the future growth of the print industry in this region.” Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a leading German producer of sheetfed offset litho printing presses. Founded in 1871, the company is one of the oldest producers of printing presses in the world. Today the company has its own subsidiaries in over 40 countries and is a global watchword for supreme quality and reliability. Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of the privately owned UK engineering group, Langley Holdings plc.
