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Cutting for a Cause at SGIA

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12 years ago

October 10, 2012

Screen Printing Screen Printing October 2012 Issue

Ever wonder what happens with all those samples cut by the thousands at tradeshows? So did Zund! As excited as the company is about introducing the Zund fully automated Board Handling System (BHS) at the upcoming show, they quickly realized Zund needed a better plan for all the materials this high-volume production system will be producing in three 8-hour shifts at SGIA. Therefore, in an effort to keep from simply adding to the local landfill, Zund apporached the National Mutiple Sclerosis Society and, together with their partners*, devised a simple solution: they will produce, and ship back to NMSS for distribution, all the posters, decals, and magnets a Zund BHS can cut out in three days of tradeshow–all featuring distinctive, contour-cut designs.

Zund will be cutting, and cutting, and cutting–not for the landfill, but to support NMSS in their fight for a World Free of MS!

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