Correcting Shortcomings In The Bindery
Georgia Correctional Industries purchased a Sterling Punchmaster automatic punch and a Sterling Coilmaster III automatic plastic coil binding system.
“With that in mind, we have to be able to compete with the corner quick copy shops,” Keesler stresses. “Our goal is to get jobs out just as fast as anybody else would and with the same quality, just using inmate labor. We need to meet our customer’s demands.”
Keesler notes that the new bindery equipment has been a good fit for GCI to produce manuals and catalogs for its customers faster and more efficiently. It has also made his employees’ jobs easier.
- People:
- T.J. Keesler
- Places:
- Buford, Ga.
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