By: E&P Staff Glunz & Jensen K&F, Granger, Ind., sold the Billings (Mont.) Gazette 60 CML-DA stainless steel press registration lock-ups. The Gazette will complete a web-width reduction from 50 to 48 inches on its Goss Metro press over the winter. The new Glunz & Jensen K&F Precision Edge benders, conveyors, stackers and UTMs the Gazette ordered in July were built, shipped and installed in under eight weeks.
The Hartford (Conn.) Courant also will reduce its web width to 48 inches with the purchase of 320 Glunz & Jensen K&F No-Tool press registration lock-ups, which are designed for quick plate-up without special tools while the registration remains stationary. With new manufacturing procedures, Glunz & Jensen K&F produced the locks in 12 weeks. Installation will be completed during December.
Other recent customers include Eagle Web Press, Salem, Ore. (Glunz & Jensen K&F Provision Alliance high-speed bender configured to accept 38-inch plates); The Roanoke (Va.) Times (Provision Alliance punch benders, CM-30 conveyor, two-position stacker, and plate loader); The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa. (Alliance vision bender, blank plate feeder, CM-36 conveyor with barcode, and 4-position stacker); and Capital Newspapers, Madison, Wis. (Precision Edge punch bender, CD conveyor, UTM and retrofit for UPB-36, along with 164 Wide-Gap No-Tool press registration lock-ups to be installed this month).
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