George Mason University In-plant Gets Faster and Safer
George Mason University has added a Challenge Machinery Titan 200 cutter, which has allowed the in-plant to accurately set up and program business cards and booklets.
Cutting printed jobs with a 20-year-old cutter was making life difficult for the in-plant employees at George Mason University, in Fairfax, Va. Senior Technical Manager and Field Engineer Hamid "Sam" Kasmai admits that he had been nursing the machine for the past few years.
So Kasmai decided last year that it was time for an upgrade in the bindery. He purchased a Challenge Machinery Titan 200 cutter, which has allowed the university in-plant to easily and accurately set up and program jobs such as business cards and booklets.
- Companies:
- The Challenge Machinery Co.
- People:
- Hamid "Sam" Kasmai
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