Quadrupled production, high quality standards and job creation – that is why Sebastián Maggio, CEO of the Argentine printing house Arcángel Maggio, chose a Primera C140 saddle stitcher from Muller Martini.

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and CEO Sebastián Maggio take a closer look at the final product, a magazine stitched on the Primera C140 saddle stitcher, at the Perfetto compensating stacker.

The Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner inaugurated the new line during an official ceremony, demonstrating the importance of the modern graphic design industry and Arcángel Maggio’s role. The president seeks to ensure that school textbooks used in Argentina are produced exclusively in the country. Of course, the Arcángel Maggio printing house can play an important part.

There was a great turnout at the Arcángel Maggio printing house in Buenos Aires as President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner inaugurated the Primera C140 saddle stitcher.

“With the Primera C140, we are heralding a new era in our company,” says Sebastián Maggio. “We believe Argentina has enormous potential, particularly in printing school textbooks. We want to invest further in this area.”

In a fiercely competitive market, it is particularly important for Arcángel Maggio to stand out from its competitors.  Drawing on excellent experiences with the Primera C140 saddle stitcher, the publishing house chose an additional machine from Muller Martini, namely an Acoro perfect binder.

Sebastián Maggio is the grandson of the company’s founder, Don Arcángel, who emigrated from Italy to Argentina in 1928 and founded a small printing house. Today, Arcángel Maggio with its 280 employees is one of the most important printing houses in the country. Since its founding, the company has focused on advanced technology and the highest quality, garnering numerous innovation and quality awards for its products.