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Thomson Imaging Solutions

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Thomson Imaging Solutions is a manufacturer of automated and modular systems for photo and print finishing. It offers equipment such as LayFlat binding systems, multi-format cutters and automated canvas-stretching machines, and provides solutions for cutting, sorting, framing and binding. Its products are used by professional photo labs and the graphic and printing industry and are designed for integration into industrial production workflows.

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Solutions for photo and print finishing

Automated and modular systems for photo and print finishing, for professional photo labs and the graphic and printing industry.

LayFlat binding

LayFlat binding for photo books, albums and high-quality catalogues; industrial systems for flat spreads, block production and formats from small to XXL.

Cutting and sorting

Cutting and sorting systems for photo prints, posters, book covers and calendars; automated processing of roll and sheet-fed jobs in various formats.

Canvas framing

Automated canvas stretching and framing systems for wall art; solutions for small to extra-large formats and industrial production.

Installation and commissioning

On-site installation and support through to the start of production, including setup and fine-tuning of the machines and systems.

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