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When
the company first started up, the rollers were engraved using
various electrical systems. This period also saw the gradual
introduction of the technology necessary for the embossing
and the subsequent production of duplex cylinders for the
manufacture of embossed wall paper which required the use
of two differentiated cylinders.
Three
years' later, in 1975, the German group, Walter Wetzel GMBH,
acquired a majority interest in the company.
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Ziraba increased its corporate capital to 35 million pesetas
and the new Board of Directors purchased a 15,500 m2 plot of
land on the Landaben industrial estate for four million pesetas.
The present factory was then constructed, and the sales revenues
at the time already reached 360.600 euro.
The
first innovatory contribution made by the German group concerned
the roller preparation for printing wall paper by means of
the rotogravure printing process. In fact, the incorporation
of this group has been decisive to the very success of this
Navarre company.
Since then, the company has placed great emphasis on its continuous
technological development in order to adapt to the increasingly
advanced engraving systems.
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Today,
with some modern installations of 3,000 m2 meters and equipped
with state-of-the art machinery, Ziraba specialises in digital
laser engraving.
Targeting
sectors as varied as the wall paper, packing and packaging
or ceramic industries, amongst others, Ziraba has recently
acquired a new digital laser copier for photo-polymer work,
which is undoubtedly destined to become the Company's star
product.
With
a strong presence in the domestic market and with 30% of its
production exported, principally to the European and South
American markets, Ziraba bases its market success on a philosophy
of constant innovation, supported by the use of state-of-the-art
technologies and the continuous training of its staff of 45
people.
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A
further reason for the company's success is undoubtedly its
incorporation into the German group, RSD Tecknik. Ziraba is
now working together with this group on digital developments
and continuous engraving. The company's management is aware
that there is still a long way to go as far as new technologies
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