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News Release from: Goss International | Subject: Newsliner press
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 31 August 2007
New Web Press To Help Target More
Contract Print
In seeking to increase its colour and pagination capacity to win more contract print work, Guangdong China Sunshine Media has bought in a Goss Newsliner press.
According to Goss the new 4 x 2 shaftless press will print at speeds up to 75,000 copies per hour (cph) and will be configured as four four-high towers with two 2:3:3 jaw folders and six reelstands The press will be capable of printing 96 broadsheet pages, with 32 pages in full colour and spot colour capability on the remaining 64 pages
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 7 Jan 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The press configuration has been selected to provide Guangzhou Daily, which owns Guangdong China Sunshine Media, with greater opportunities to produce a more diverse range of newspapers, especially for the contract printing market.
Guangzhou Daily has invested in Goss presses for a number of years, including Universal machines.
The latest press will join the existing presses in November.
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Liang Hanhui, chairman at Guangdong Sunshine Media Group, commented: "The Goss Newsliner press is perfect for our requirement of premium print quality and this configuration has the highest levels of productivity and flexibility, allowing us to compete in the market with a wider range of products.
In addition, the modular nature of the Newsliner press will give us the ability to extend the press in the future should our requirements change." He continued: "We have enjoyed more than a decade of durability from our Goss presses and the Universal presses we bought in 2005 have met our exacting expectations for streamlined efficiency, fine colour quality and high productivity.
We have been provided with excellent service over the years and have built a trusting relationship.
We are pleased to cement this relationship with our latest investment." Richard Sutis, president of Goss International, has been personally involved in the Chinese market for over two decades.
He said: "It is a pleasure to continue our relationship with Guangzhou Daily and Sunshine Media by providing them with the latest Newsliner printing technology.
We are committed to helping our customers improve their production and overall efficiencies.
By investing in the Newsliner Guangzhou Daily will be able to achieve higher productivity and an enhanced quality of product to its customers." Established in 1996, Guangzhou Daily was the first newspaper group to be authorised by the central Chinese government.
The group now owns seven subsidiary companies and 14 publications in addition to the flagship title, Guangzhou Daily, some of which are distributed worldwide.
China's largest newspaper group by advertising revenue, it has printing centres across China including Beijing, Xian and Shanghai.
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