Meccanotecnica proudly announces the outstanding success of its participation in drupa 2024. Over 11 days, the company showcased its latest innovations, drawing significant attention from industry professionals and media alike.
The event hosted 1,643 exhibitors from 52 countries and attracted 170,000 visitors, 80% of whom were international. Key highlights included a strong focus on digitalization, automation, and sustainability.
"We are joyous with the reception we received at drupa 2024," said Francesco Mussita, CEO of Meccanotecnica. "Our innovative solutions and dedication to excellence have again positioned us as leaders in the book finishing sector. The feedback from our customers and partners has been overwhelmingly positive, reinforcing our mission to provide the most advanced and reliable solutions to the market."
Meccanotecnica is thankful for the successful partnerships that made this event possible. The collaborations at drupa have helped integrate advanced solutions, ensuring smooth operations and high-quality outputs. This strategic teamwork has been crucial in Meccanotecnica’s ability to provide comprehensive and innovative solutions to its customers.
“A modern book finishing plant requires the latest technology, efficient processes, skilled personnel, and a commitment to quality and sustainability to meet the changing industry demands.” says Stefano Formentini, VP of Sales and Marketing of Meccanotecnica. “From Book-of-One requirements to support personalization and customization, to shorter runs targeted at reducing warehousing, book-finishing equipment and workflows are changing. As book production plants expand their formats and binding styles, it is essential to investigate what is possible today. Meccanotecnica Group is leading the industry in supporting thread-sewn book block production for offset, digital, and hybrid book producers and now offers options for perfect binding. When included into a finishing workflow, these solutions bring high efficiency unlocking the new capacity brought to plants by high-speed digital presses.”
