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Make-ready limits how many jobs printers can fit in an eight-hour shift. But some press manufacturers offer technology that cuts make-ready time to zero. They're called, appropriately enough, zero-make-ready (ZMR) presses.
"The time it takes from form to form, plus how many signatures of waste you create form to form, is critical," says Paul Riportella, VP of technical services at printing press manufacturer Timsons Inc., Schaumburg, Ill. "A printer wants to minimize make-ready time and waste, which maximizes profits."
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