The postpress offering at the upcoming Graph Expo and Converting Expo 2004 show in Chicago, Illinois, slated to be held October 10 to 13, include many devices designed to make the automation of processes like binding and trimming simple and cost-effective for a range of users. Baumfolder Corporation will be introducing its new Baum 26 and Baum 30 large-format folders at Graph Expo. The company also will be showing the all-new Baum Flexifeed deep pile feeder module, which the company says enables longer production runs with the automated Baum Flexifold modular folder. Colter & Peterson will be showing numerous pieces of finishing equipment, including Oleander perfect binders, Wohlenberg Prism and Saber paper cutters, and Baumann paper handling equipment. Gammerler will debut the RS 164 rotary trimmer, with new double-knife technology for nick-free trimming at high press speeds for products up to 25.4 millimeter thick. Upper and lower segmented knives replace the traditional upper knife and lower anvil for powerful shearing action. Heidelberg will show its new compact folder, Easyfold, designed for short-run A3 printing. The device retains preprogrammed settings for the six most frequently used fold types, and allows users to store three additional fold types in memory.