Super Satisfied Canon iX3200 customer · Morten Jespersen · Lasertryk / Scandinavian Print Group
It doesn’t happen SO often that INKISH makes films in our backyard, but it’s so nice when it happens. The first INKISH film was ALSO from Lasertryk in Denmark, but many things have changed. Back then, Xerox iGens were the workhorses of the time – now you see HP Indigo, the Canon iX3200, and, of course, the two Heidelberg XL106 – and a tonne of binding and finishing equipment.
In this film, Production Manager Morten Jespersen explains how the IX3200 fits into the production and when they choose to work with either of the technologies available. Great to be back, and it is always fun to see how companies develop with a combination of focused people and the right investments!
Here you can see the first INKISH film ever – also from Lasertryk 🙂
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Joe Walton, Justin & Jason Yurchak · Yurchak...
In the '70s, Yurchak Printing was a conventional commercial printing company with web presses and sheet presses, but that all changed when the current management decided as one of America's first to become a fully digital supplier of books. Today, the company, located in Pennsylvania, has specialized in short-run books - often legal books and books printed on thin paper, perfect bound, and with covers often with foil stamping - which is an exciting challenge. The show room has numerous examples of great books printed with Yurchak. Yurchak Printing uses Ultimate Tech Impostrip to manage significant parts of its workflow, and IT Manager Jow Walton explains to INKISH how they are utilizing the software.
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