Printer technician starts customized storage solutions company

Niels Rasmussen of Denmark, a press engineer, has designed and built customized cabinet modules for some of his clients after seeing a lack of functional and organized work and storage space around the presses on which he worked.

The cabinets have proved so practical and popular that Rasmussen started Custmo as a company to design and build customized cabinet systems to fit each printing press’s storage and work needs.

While regularly pulling presses apart and putting them back together, Niels experienced how space around a press can and should be optimized to offer functional and time saving storage. Custmo cabinetry helps to organize parts, materials and tools nearby where they can be easily and quickly reached. As a result, job changes are faster and smoother. 

Custmo customized storage and work modules are built to serve the dual purposes of a cabinet for storage of tools and accessories, with the cabinet top also functioning as a sturdy steel work surface. There are eight different types of durable modules assembled in combinations best suited to the work process and the specific needs of the press. 

Efficiency comes as a result of being organized and working smarter, which is what Custmo delivers with its products. All tooling can be accommodated by the Custmo cabinet modules close to the press. Expensive tools can be properly stored which saves them from being lost or damaged. Sleeves, cylinders, rollers, clichs and a host of other items can be kept within reach for less downtime.