The company considered other alternatives, but for John the Versant 4100, the improved version of the 2100/3100 models, could not be beaten.

‘The new 4100 included all the favourites that made the 2100 a winner for us, multiple feeding, inline GBC punching, full capacity stacker and complete booklet making with fore edge trimming and document finishing,’ said Brailsford. ‘Along with the latest high speed Fiery control centre coupled with our automated workflow, improved print image and long sheet capability, the 4100 ticked every box.’

Andrew Crane, sales specialist from Graphic Communications Operations at Xerox UK did not have to try too hard to sell his machine to JBP. ‘John already had his mind made up, the 2100 had been an excellent production machine for this extremely busy printshop. Brailsford Printers have been Xerox customers for almost 20 years and installed a new Iridesse Press back in 2021 with enormous success in producing a huge range of speciality print with embellishments and continues to increase volumes every month, the Versant 4100 Production Press works very well alongside the Iridesse. His employees were up and running with the 4100 the very next day after installation. The set up at Brailsford Printers is the future of print shops, they are super-efficient with minimal touch points, using the most advanced technology and experienced employees that take pride and care in every job printed. John is a great ambassador for our product range.’

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The ‘Experience Together’ event will be held at the company’s headquarters in Solm, Germany, where the host will be joined by partners from across the globe from all aspects of the print process.

Attendees will get to see demonstrations of the automatic jogging system Basa, the Bass cutting system and Baumann Wohlenberg’s new high speed cutter, the WB 80. This machine is equipped with a Wohlenberg control unit and is equipped with a ‘straight to cut’ option by means of a barcode reader directly from the pre-press file.

Other companies will be involved in the open day, with MBO, Cavok, Aepos, Keyline, Hohner and Xerox Iridesse all showcasing equipment. Bograma will be bringing its BRS basic short run die-cutter, which will be connected to the aforementioned Basa jogging system and producing three different products; presentation folders, folded boxes and labels.

Friedheim International will be taking a range of UK customers to visit the event to see some of the launches and demonstrations from its manufacturers.

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