GBM Group, Manchester (www.gbm.co.uk) has bought a Screen Truepress Jet W3200UV HS high-speed flat-bed printer to boost its Manchester-based production facilities. The impact on its business has been immediate from the start.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Truepress Jet\u2019s ability to deliver superb quality results using six-colours plus white at a blistering 150 sqm\/hr has allowed us to offer our blue-chip retail and brand clients a very competitive and fast turnaround service,\u201d says GBM Sales Director, Simon Higginbottom. \u201cIn the past we specialised in short-run jobs, but the Truepress Jet now gives us the ability to also handle medium-to-long run quality POS jobs to very tight deadlines.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe retail sector refreshes POS displays more often than ever before and it\u2019s not unusual for an order to come in at 3pm which is needed in-store the following day,\u201d says Simon. \u201cA recent job that would have taken us 4 days before we had the Truepress Jet, took only 4 hours! This one printer has tripled our capacity overnight and we have already won significant new business as a direct result.\u201d<\/p>\n
GBM specialises in producing display and POS graphics for the retail, exhibition and museum sectors, as well as digital wallpaper and fabric graphics. In addition to POS and display graphics printed onto materials such as Foamex, Dibond, E flute, Boards and PVC, the Truepress Jet\u2019s versatility has led GBM to undertake some unusual work – including 10,600 beer mats printed in only 3 hours!<\/p>\n
Before choosing the Truepress Jet W3200UV HS, GBM researched all similar printers currently available. \u201cWhile we found some printers that could deliver identical quality, nothing came near to the productivity of the Truepress,\u201d says Simon. The Truepress Jet W3200UV HS joins GBM\u2019s existing Oc\u00e9 Arizona 350 XT and a 3.2m Vutek QS used primarily for roll-fed work.<\/p>\n
The Truepress Jet W3200UV HS (for \u201cHigh Speed\u201d) is Screen\u2019s latest wide format printer that combines Screen\u2019s renowned quality with outstanding 150sqm\/hr productivity. A joint development between Screen and its subsidiary company Inca Digital, the Truepress Jet W3200UV HS is a six colour + white device designed to meet the demands of the POS, signage and decor markets today with the ability to print onto a wide range of rigid and flexible media up to 3.2 x 1.6m in size and up to a maximum 50mm thickness. Using Screen\u2019s vibrant Truepress inks including high-opacity white, light cyan and light magenta, the Truepress Jet W3200UV HS delivers high-definition, wide-colour gamut print quality with excellent resistance to the bending and cutting of a variety of print substrates. The printer enables tremendous flexibility for added-value applications such as lenticular and multi-layer print at an even faster print throughput. The multi-layer function enables sophisticated front\/back overprinting up to eight layers, to produce quality backlit and variable day\/night graphics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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