Workhorse Machine Helps Texas In-plant Avoid Outsourcing

Seim notes that about 95 percent of the work the shop produces is curriculum-based, coil-bound books. Previously, the shop's GBC DigiCoil inserter could not keep up with the volume demands of the parent organization. A lot of the work was being outsourced.

"We needed durability because of the volume of curriculum—we needed something that was a workhorse," Seim contends. "The Punchmaster is running constantly. Other vendor's machines were built more for short runs. That wasn't the volume we were looking for."