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Grayson Acknowledges Great Impact Of Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C71hc has a great impact on Grayson Design and Print to increase their business.
This machine has a capacity to produce 71 colour page per minute and its high Chroma toner technology can generate “vivid and natural colour” as described by the manufacturer, for its users.
Ashley Rogers, the general manager of Grayson, commented: “With the C5501, we got outstanding results and we needed to ensure that with this new press we were able to hit the corporate orange.
Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C71hc
“The C71hc did not disappoint, the build quality, colour reproduction, clarity and precision of images, are unparalleled.”
Roger has appraised the new machine a great deal and also explained that earlier the company has to outsource its Foiler/Lamination work, that is never cost effective and with this new machine, they can save a considerable cost.
He explains: “In addition, quality control is integral to all we do, by laminating jobs in-house we have better control and are better equipped to remove any potential issues, which ensures high levels of customer satisfaction.”
Rogers comments: “The new Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C71hc, delivers outstanding colour quality and this, along with the investments we have made in other areas of the business, will enable us to offer a first class digital colour printing service to customers who use us for signage projects or workwear for example, as well as securing new customers who we can then offer other services to.”
The company has also included some other machines from renowned manufacturers’ as well that ensures a high growth for the company.
Graphic Arts (UK) New Ownership
Alan Buck, 72, the owner of Graphics Arts (UK) and its subsidiaries Concept4 Creative and Printoff Graphic Arts has retired and the company is sold out to an MBO team.
On the occasion of 40th anniversary of the company, the decision was made out. MBO team consists of 03 members. These are Alex Buck, who is the son of Alan and the technology director of the company. The other 02 members are Jason Tomlinson, the finance director and Jane Cleaver the managing director of the company. All of these members will remain in their existing roles within the company.
MBO Team
Cleaver explained that they were in discussion since the start of this year and finally ended up with a quick deal.
She said: “There wasn’t a lot of nitty gritty, Alan wanted this to happen, we wanted it to happen and we were able to work through it very swiftly.
“As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the business this has been very timely. Alan is very confident that we will be able to take things further forward for him and we are all excited at the opportunity.”
All of these MBO members are in business for more than 20 years.
“We aren’t looking for much change, we have from Printoff’s point of view invested in a new web-to-print solution that has taken traction,” added Cleaver.
“We feel we can press forward with that and embrace the technology that is out there and feel we are quite unique because of what we offer as a group of companies. So we will be embracing new technologies but continuing to invest in traditional print.”
This is a good notion that a company is sold out to internal members. MBO members are already involved in the operations and progress of the company, so there wouldn’t be much change in the management.
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Black Lion Press Adopted Ricoh
Black Lion Press has purchased Ricoh Pro C7100x of worth £63,000 as it complies with company’s needs. The installation will be done in December.
Ricoh Pro C7100 comes with amazing features and it provides new features which were not included earlier. Managing director of Black Lion Press, Mark Stokes said: “We quite often see the guys from Ricoh and some of the reps came and said to me, ‘Look we’ve got this new bit of kit out.’ I was very impressed with the machine, especially the fact it has moved on to the clear and the white so for us it is a little bit different from just printing CMYK.
Ricoh Pro C7100
“We do quite a lot of charity sector work and sometimes we are pushed out by the fact that clients ask, for example, for a booklet on 380gsm Fedrigoni dark blue board, which means we can’t do the job. There are certain things I feel we’ve been closed out on but I feel this is a bit of a new opening in the market for us.”
It comes with amazing colours and shades and every sector of the industry can get benefitted from it.
Stokes further added, “We’ve noticed a real trend in the last six months in the way quantities on jobs have gone down,”
“With this machine in mind, we still need to keep the litho but we’re finding so much more work is crossing over to the digital market simply because of quantities. Unless it’s a mailing, jobs tend to be around 1,000 sheets.”
Moreover, the machine is meant for heavy duty tasks and it could be a great help to the company. The company can improve its productivity and efficiency through this amazing machine. It has a great printing speed and within no time, it can produce huge quantities.