
Command Companies had a fast press floor held back by slow, manual finishing. Every format change meant waste, overtime, and idle press time, while three shifts of manual book block handling drove up labor costs across a demanding mixed-job floor.
Command Companies standardized on Magnum's FlexBook 22, ultimately deploying four lines. Barcode-driven automation reconfigures the entire line on the fly, while automated stacking and enhanced gluing remove manual touchpoints — all built on offset-grade hardware engineered for nonstop three-shift production.

The system closed the gap between press and bindery. Command Companies hit its labor targets on every shift while sustaining high-speed output with dependable single- and dual-stream delivery — proven enough that they returned to add a fourth line within a year.
