23/11/2015
Linoprint CV Digital Press
Linoprint CV Digital Press
T&C Printers is outputting about 15 jobs a day, ranging from 100 to 1,000 runs, on its debut digital press, the Heidelberg Linoprint CV.
“We had always been against digital and thought it was not for us but it was becoming more common and when our Heidelberg rep came in and showed us samples of its output we were persuaded to give it a try,” says David Spragg, joint owner with his brother Mark.
“In just the first month we can see it’s the right move with digital opening up new channels, about five new jobs a week.”
As a B3 printer it found that plenty of work could be converted to digital and some jobs even look better on the digital press, for instance on wove stocks. Some new digital work is from existing customers but it is also bringing in more work, primarily B2B including companies of all sizes. The company is working on software for a web to print service which could also boost B2C business.
“The 6pp A4 format has been used from the start and the ability to coat is relevant for some jobs. We are even handling three or four brochures a week on it, some of 40 pages,” says David Spragg.
The Bromley company was set up in 1970 by David and Mark’s father Terry and his brother Colin. Print has been in their blood since childhood.
For further information please contact
Diana Thompson, Plus Point PR Ltd, on 01494-817178
Or
Chris Matthews, Heidelberg UK, on 07827-937069
Or
David Spriggs, T&C Printers, on 0208 4608 416.
23/11/2015
T&C Printers is outputting about 15 jobs a day, ranging from 100 to 1,000 runs, on its debut digital press, the Heidelberg Linoprint CV.
“We had always been against digital and thought it was not for us but it was becoming more common and when our Heidelberg rep came in and showed us samples of its output we were persuaded to give it a try,” says David Spragg, joint owner with his brother Mark.
“In just the first month we can see it’s the right move with digital opening up new channels, about five new jobs a week.”
As a B3 printer it found that plenty of work could be converted to digital and some jobs even look better on the digital press, for instance on wove stocks. Some new digital work is from existing customers but it is also bringing in more work, primarily B2B including companies of all sizes. The company is working on software for a web to print service which could also boost B2C business.
“The 6pp A4 format has been used from the start and the ability to coat is relevant for some jobs. We are even handling three or four brochures a week on it, some of 40 pages,” says David Spragg.
The Bromley company was set up in 1970 by David and Mark’s father Terry and his brother Colin. Print has been in their blood since childhood.
For further information please contact
Diana Thompson, Plus Point PR Ltd, on 01494-817178
Or
Chris Matthews, Heidelberg UK, on 07827-937069
Or
David Spriggs, T&C Printers, on 0208 4608 416.
