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Founded in 1967, Vijuk Equipment Inc. is a leading distributor of bindery and finishing equipment for the graphic arts industry – and the pharmaceutical and small-item packaging industries. Vijuk is headquartered in a 25,000-sq-ft office, production, and technical development complex located in the Chicago suburb of Elmhurst, IL.

Vijuk has always been known for developing innovative solutions in miniature outsert/insert leaflet folding equipment for the pharmaceutical packaging market. Over the years, the firm has become a prominent source of cost-effective, reliable bindery equipment, backed by excellent technical support and spare parts delivery. Highlights of Vijuk's lines of bindery equipment are shown in this website.

Notable Developments:
Vijuk has introduced a number of developments in folding equipment, including the renowned Vijuk MV-97 Outsert Folding Attachments which make ribbon-and RTA-style outserts and inserts for pharmaceutical applications. On the commercial side, the Vijuk Web Press folder attaches to any web press and makes printing and folding a continuous process, saving time and labor.

Sales Consulting:
All Vijuk bindery consultants have a strong bindery background and can expertly assist customers with bindery solutions. The company also provides custom engineering for special customer applications.

Service:
Vijuk is fully staffed to support all its lines of equipment in all of the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean, and Mexico. Its technicians, some regionally based, are factory trained to give you the best in service.

The company also maintains a large parts inventory on all of its equipment lines that is ready for immediate shipment, generally overnight.

We are a prominent source of cost-effective, reliable bindery equipment, backed by excellent technical support and spare parts delivery.
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