Jagenberg AG

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Energy & Surface segment brochures

keyfacts

01 Customer

Jagenberg AG

02 Services

Corporate Publishing, Concept, Print, Design, Copy, Illustration, Art Direction, Photography, Print

realisation

Energy & Surface segment brochures
One of the Jagenberg Group's special offerings becomes possible through its unique structure and a highly diversified setup: it unites companies along the value chain. Through vertical integration and interlocking mechanical engineering processes in, Jagenberg is able to offer so-called "turnkey solutions" specifically for surface technologies or the construction of batteries—from planning to ready-to-use equipment, and this worldwide.

Since much of the business in this critical area still works on a personal level, sales unit requested printed collaterals to present the Group’s capabilities and to illustrate the "new" set-up (whose corporate design, incidentally, also originates from our pen).

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result

Two print brochures, one goal: to convince customers of the Group and its power of collaboration.

Presenting the visually and haptically exciting target group brochures "Energy" (construction of lithium-ion batteries) and "Surface" (surface technology, e.g., for furniture construction), the sales team underscores the value that its customers have for the Jagenberg Group.

Even at first glance, the two versions of the high-quality publication embody the mechanical engineering solutions’ high quality: a die-cut title and transparency sheets in the inner section make sure of this. With many illustrations, the 24-page brochures satisfy both the quick glance as well as the search for in-depth information.

The Group's superstructure and strategic framework are also represented, and so are the companies, whose hand-in-hand know makes for comprehensive offers for the markets of the future.

In this way, the brochures succeed in depicting the range of products and services for both markets as well as all the stakeholders involved, their strengths and the enormous advantages of the joint superstructure.