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.
"There were some jobs in the past that needed a lot of cutting, and we couldn't do it with our old equipment," Kasmai admits. "Now we can accept more jobs and do it in-house."
The old Horizon cutter is still used for cutting pages out of textbooks, which later are scanned. The new Challenge cutter is used for the rest of the jobs the shop produces.
- Companies:
- The Challenge Machinery Co.
- People:
- Hamid "Sam" Kasmai
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