The Sun-Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale) and Orlando Sentinel recently contracted with The Network to rebuild their SLS3000 feeders.

The Lawrence (KS) Journal-World recently purchased two NP-2 strappers from the Network to enhance the productivity of their SLS1000. The SLS1000 was purchased from Profitpackaging and installed in December of 2009.

The Orange County Register recently purchased three model 500 stackers from The Network. Installation was completed in April at the Santa Anna, CA facility.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently purchased 20 hopper loaders for their 14/72 inserters from The Network. The installation was completed in April at the Journal Constitutions Norcross, GA production facility.

The Network is currently relocating two inserters and four saddle stitch machines from the Daily Racing Form in Port Washington, NY to Expedi Printing in Brooklyn. The work is scheduled to be complete in May, and The Network is utilizing former field service technicians and factory personnel from the original manufacturer.

The Network was recently chosen to relocate five SLS1000s from The Mesa (AZ) Tribune. Two of the inserters were relocated to the Sun City Newspaper and three were sent to The Networks production facility in Warsaw, MO for resale. The Network utilized former Filed Service and factory personnel from the original manufacturer to complete the relocation and commissioning.

Relocation of two SLS2000s from NY to North Jersey Media Group is currently underway. The first machine was relocated and installed over a five day period by downsized personnel from the original manufacturer. The second machine is scheduled to be installed in May at the Rockaway, NJ facility.

The Network recently completed the relocation of an SLS2000 for Gannett. The SLS2000 was originally located in St. Cloud, MN and was relocated to Gannett Offset in Maple Grove, MN. The Network utilized downsized customer service personnel from the original manufacturer to successfully relocate the equipment and commission before handing it over to Gannett Offset.