30/10/2015
Suprasetter A75
Foundry Press is trading in a nine year old Topsetter and purchasing the Heidelberg Suprasetter A75 as part of consumables deal, repaying the capital cost of the equipment as it calls off Saphira Chem-free plates. This is an increasingly popular financial package with printers not only repaying on machines but also on service contracts.
The timing of Foundry’s investment has been influenced by its decision to bring its new digital press, an Indigo 7800, and its prepress operations into one department.
“We decided that rather than move the Topsetter we would update our CtP. The Suprasetter which will be delivered in November will output up to 17 plates an hour compared to the 10-12 an hour we currently produce. The plates will feed our Speedmaster CD 74-10-P,” says Warren Sweatman, works manager.
The Auto Loader was a convincing factor in the buying decision. It will allow the Horsham company to produce plates unmanned overnight. The pressroom runs 24/5 so the plate hungry press will be well fed.
The company still attributes 75% of its turnover to litho production and the company is a loyal Heidelberg customer.
For further information please contact:
Diana Thompson, Plus Point PR Ltd, on 01494-817178
Or
Stephen Kyle, Heidelberg UK, on 020 8490 3500
Or
Warren Sweatman, Foundry Press, on 01403-216120.
30/10/2015
Foundry Press is trading in a nine year old Topsetter and purchasing the Heidelberg Suprasetter A75 as part of consumables deal, repaying the capital cost of the equipment as it calls off Saphira Chem-free plates. This is an increasingly popular financial package with printers not only repaying on machines but also on service contracts.
The timing of Foundry’s investment has been influenced by its decision to bring its new digital press, an Indigo 7800, and its prepress operations into one department.
“We decided that rather than move the Topsetter we would update our CtP. The Suprasetter which will be delivered in November will output up to 17 plates an hour compared to the 10-12 an hour we currently produce. The plates will feed our Speedmaster CD 74-10-P,” says Warren Sweatman, works manager.
The Auto Loader was a convincing factor in the buying decision. It will allow the Horsham company to produce plates unmanned overnight. The pressroom runs 24/5 so the plate hungry press will be well fed.
The company still attributes 75% of its turnover to litho production and the company is a loyal Heidelberg customer.
For further information please contact:
Diana Thompson, Plus Point PR Ltd, on 01494-817178
Or
Stephen Kyle, Heidelberg UK, on 020 8490 3500
Or
Warren Sweatman, Foundry Press, on 01403-216120.
