Finishing equipment supplier, Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) have revealed that effective September 1st, 2024, it will become the exclusive distributor for Italian book sewing machinery manufacturer, Smyth srl in the UK and Ireland. The partnership brings together two industry leaders with a shared commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.
Smyth srl, a global leader in book sewing technology, is renowned for its high-quality, efficient, and reliable book sewing machines. Their product range includes a variety of models suitable for various book formats and production volumes, making them a perfect fit for the diverse needs of the UK and Irish markets.
Commenting on the distribution deal, Jason Seaber, Technical Sales Director at IFS said “We are thrilled to partner with Smyth srl, their reputation for excellence aligns perfectly with our own commitment to providing our customers with the best solutions in the market. We believe this partnership will significantly enhance our product portfolio and allow us to offer a wider range of high-quality book binding solutions to our customers.”
This exclusive distributorship agreement will allow IFS to offer Smyth’s entire product range, along with comprehensive sales, service, and support. This will ensure that customers in the UK and Ireland have access to the latest book sewing technology and expert support to maximise their productivity and efficiency.
Sabrina Pronotto, CEO of Smyth srl commented “Forming a partnership with IFS was an easy decision, both organisations strive to deliver customer focused, top quality finishing solutions that truly add value. Together, working as a team, we aim to make our offer and our know-how available to all those companies that need to speed up and simplify their finishing processes both in the digital and offset printing markets”.
The partnership marks a significant milestone for both IFS and Smyth srl. It is a testament to their commitment to growth and innovation, and it is expected to drive significant value for customers in the UK and Ireland.