The Latest News from BNB

A NEW HP INDIGO 5500 WAS DELIVERED ON OCTOBER 16, TO BE PLACED IN BRIDGEPORT'S NEW ADDITION

November 16, 2007

HP Indigo delivered their newest press, an Indigo 5500 with 7 color print capabilities to Bridgeport National Bindery.

The new equipment was purchased to ramp up volume in the burgeoning color Print On-Demand Division. The added bonus of the 5500 with 7-colors is its ability to print high resolution, high-quality images.

The extra 3 colors, Light Magenta, Light Cyan, and any other color of BNB's choosing allow the machine to make tiny details clearer. Hues are graded closer to their actual coloring.

This also doubles the current print capacity of BNB's Indigo engines.

FOR 11 YEARS BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL BINDERY HAS DISPLAYED AT THE ON-DEMAND SHOW


February 1, 2008

The On Demand Show has been displaying digital print technology, suppliers & software to commercial printers, print buyers and other professionals for over 12 years.
   Bridgeport National Bindery has been in attendance at this show for its entire run, and has been exhibiting there for what will be 11 years in March of 2008.
   What can you expect of the show? Expect one of the largest displays of digital printers, finishing machines and software in North America. Along with that you can expect to see some of the digital printers themselves offering print services.
The venue for this year's show, The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, hosted the show last year.
Bridgeport National Bindery's booth, # 450 will be open on the 3rd of March at the start of the show, manned by Kent Larson, Craig Siano and Jonathan Jacobsen. All questions regarding demand binding, short-run work and any other digital printing question is welcome.
Stop by to see a sample of our demand digital print work, to ask about our process or just say hello.

BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL BINDERY ADDS 15,000 SQUARE FEET TO ITS AGAWAM, MA FACTORY

November 23, 2007

Bridgeport National Bindery opened its new addition to production work on November 23, 2007 ending nearly 6 months of construction.

Plans for the building were begun nearly a year ago, when it became evident that print operations would need room to grow. The design added 15,000 square feet of space which included over 9,000 square feet of print engine room, nearly 3,000 square feet of material storage, and 3,000 square feet of office space that will be meant mostly for the Developer and Print Division teams.

On the 23rd, Bridgeport's newest print engine, an HP Indigo 5500 began printing its first jobs.

The addition is more than four times the size of the current Print Production Room, which currently houses five engines.