Hauppauge, New York – Muller Martini, the world leader in print finishing solutions and the global market pacesetter in variable size web offset presses, has introduced a totally re-designed website providing a comprehensive source of information about the company and the graphic arts industry. The newly created website, which can be accessed at the same address as the previous Muller Martini site (www.mullermartiniusa.com), features a highly intuitive interface and easy-to-navigate design...making it fast and convenient for site visitors to obtain the precise information they need in a matter of moments. Included on the site is extensive background about each of Muller Martini’s business divisions and all of its products and solutions (Printing Presses; Press Delivery Systems; Saddle Stitching Systems; Softcover Production; Hardcover Production; Newspaper Mailroom Systems; and Books-on-Demand) along with details about the company’s entire offering of machines, assemblies and workflow process strategies. Also on the site is a news section containing press releases from Muller Martini covering such topics as new and innovative technologies, recent trade show activities and other industry events, as well as the latest customer installations. In addition, the news section includes a “press center” where journalists and other industry professionals can download print-quality photographs, and, run a full and detailed text search. The news section also contains informative articles, written by industry experts, about many different, interesting and developing aspects of the graphic arts marketplace. Furthermore, the site includes a map depicting the location of Muller Martini’s sales and service centers throughout the United States, and site visitors can simply click on the geographic location nearest them to see how they can contact each sales and service center. Plus, visitors can find out about the company’s diverse training resources, and also access information about used and rebuilt equipment as well as parts availability.