6. Photobook at a glance Overview Company Description Key products Applications Founded: 2008 Employees: 11 Locations: Mendrisio, Switzerland Leipzig, Germany Photobook technology provides solutions creating innovative machines from proven components tailoring them especially for the photobook industry Mitamax: section gluing machine suitable for offset and photographic paper creating lay-flat, book-blocks allowing for panorama pages Mitafold: automatic creasing and folding machine with special squeeze rollers to produce sections with soft-fold Other equipment to complete the photobook finishing cycle is in development stage Photobooks Yearbooks Promotional brochures Cardboard children books Photographic cards Calendars
7. Organization Chart Shareholder Kurt Richter Director Paolo Orsatti G&A BR JH RH JP US Engineering & Service (Leipzig) KR GC RB S&M DS MB Operation Mitani (Japan) Petratto (Italy)
8. Market responsibilities Kurt Richter North & East Europe, USA, Canada, Asia Pacific Giulio Corbetta UK, Benelux, France, Southern Europe, Central & South America, Middle East, Africa Ric Bloch USA, Canada,
9. Mitamax Technical Specifications Features Applications (Digital & Photo paper) Machine speed: max 4’200/h Signature size (Std): min 150x150mm max 380x330mm Power requirements: 2kW Machine dimensions: 110x100xH150cm Machine weight: 680kg Perfectly square book blocks Quick make ready Easy to operate Little floor space High output Photobooks, Yearbooks Promotional brochures Cardboard children books Photographic cards Calendars
11. Mitafold Technical Specifications Applications (Digital & Photo paper) Machine speed: max 10’000/h Signature size (Std): min 150x200mm max 450x900mm Paper weight: min 60 max 500gr/m 2 (creasing) min 120 max 450gr/m 2 (folding) Paper thickness: min 0.1 max 0.8mm (creasing) min 0.16 max 0.65mm (folding) Power requirements: 5kW Machine dimensions: 250x85xH135cm Machine weight: 450kg Photobooks Promotional brochures Cardboard children books Features Rule and matrix method for creasing Soft fold pocket Proper pressing