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Park Communications Invested A Great Deal In Finishing
The London based company Park Communication has almost invested £200,000 for in house lay-flat binding and die-cutting.
The company contains 130 staff members and is growing rapidly. It has purchased a Kisun Digi Binder DB-440 and a Heidelberg SBD Zenith and they are installed in the company premises.
Kisun digi binder db440
Heidelberg SBD Zenith
Alison Branch, the managing director of Park Communication explained that besides outsourcing these operations, they have brought in their own machine to increase the efficiency and reduce the cost. The firm said that they have rigorously tested these machines before bringing these in house.
Branch said: “A lot of our customers are in the property and fashion markets, and particularly in property they love to use double-page spreads because this really maximises the impact of the imagery.
“So property developers, builders and design agencies love lay-flat binding and we were finding there was an increased customer requirement and it’s much easier for us to keep the process in-house; it’s faster, more cost-effective, we reduce carbon emission and it’s just much easier to control the process.”
The lay-flat binder provides strength to binding as the binder sandwiches the two sheets and performs its tasks perfectly.
“The Zenith was brought in as we were finding volumes building up, so we said, ‘Right, this is the chance to internalise’,” added Branch.
“The BBC rang me and said there was good news on unemployment figures and they wanted to present those against the backdrop of a busy, efficient manufacturing facility,” said Branch.
“Their research team had identified companies that might be appropriate and through that they had identified Park.”
It is a good notion to have further investment in bringing up-to-dated machines in-house. It saves time and considerable cost for the company.
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Xerox’s New Offerings At Print Show Event
Xerox is the biggest technology distributor throughout the UK. Xeretec, the strategic partner of Xerox production technology announced before the trade show event that it would show how the kit from the manufacturer could be used for the efficient production in the personalized print industry.
What is new in Xerox kit for web-to-print and personalised variable data printing, the world has come to know. Such trends in the large format printing industry have a greater demand. Xeretec’s managing director, Steve Hawkins said in an interview, “The Print Show is one of the most important events in the industry’s calendar; that’s why we have committed so much energy and investment in it.”
At print show event Xerox Versant 80, Xerox Versant 2100 digital colour printer and KIP 860 wide were at the Xeretec’s stand. They are meant for large format business and technical black and white and colour printings.
Xerox Versant 80
Xerox Versant 2100 digital colour printer
Xerox strategic partner also presented Infigo’s Web-2-Print solution personalised and customisable Software. Also EFI’s Digital Front End Workflow Technology were showed off.
Also, Hawkins commented “We are also using the show to explain how our new partnership with Infigo will benefit our customers and why they fit so well with Xeretec’s ethos.
“It is very important to us when we choose a partner, that it has a synergy with our goals and aspirations and our desire to provide excellence in service delivery to our clients.
“With its shared mindset and UK support team, we believe that Infigo ticks all the boxes. Come and experience this chemistry at our stand at The Print Show.”
From 11th October to 13th October, Print Show was organised at NEC in Birmingham. The print show event remained very successful and there was a lot of appreciation for Xerox and Xeretec’s offerings. A lot of printing businesses and technology distributors may opt these offerings.
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BBC Earth magazine A New Launch
BBC Earth magazine has been launched by BBC Worldwide at Sealife Centre, London on November, 2.
The magazine will be sold out at a price of £3.99. The price is within reasonable ranges. It is published by River Group of London and it will be printed by Midlands-based Precision Colour Printing (PCP).
Front Cover Of BBC Earth magazine
Sharon Kirby, the River Group publisher described the magazine as, “packed full of unmissable photography and inspiring features across nature, science, people and space”.
Initially, 73,000 copies of the magazine are printed and PCP has been granted a long-term contract by BBC Earth.
The sales director of PCP, Richard Kibble said “We have been working with River for many years and doing various titles for it. Obviously, it now has this partnership with BBC Worldwide and we are delighted to have that in the portfolio.
“The content and photography in this title are just fantastic and both have reproduced beautifully.”
He is also expecting a huge amount of sales as the magazine contains thoroughly researched work by renowned specialists throughout the world.
The magazine is UV varnished and contains a high-quality paper and printing of excessive quality. BBC has a worldwide popularity and its resources are considered to be very authentic. So, one may envisage a high demand of this magazine.
BBC Earth is a core brand of BBC and it is a good decision by the news agency to convert one of its major brands into a printed product.