Finishing
Finishing
Finishing
Welcome To Finishing Equipment
Printers and presses will always be the headline acts but, to create a quality product, they need support from a strong team of finishing apparatus. From feeders to guillotining, laminating to folding, we choose our finishing equipment with as much care as we choose our printers.
Creating a streamlined flow between printers and finishers is essential to how we maintain efficiency and productivity within our factory. Where we can, we create in-line or near-line streams in order to minimise make-ready times. By doing this, we can get your print out to you as soon as possible without compromising on quality.
Cutting
Cutting
Throughout the factory, we have many different cutting needs that need meeting. Whether it’s cutting long paper reels into individual sheets, or trimming large sheets down to finished size. Take a look at the equipment we have in to get the job done.
Laminating
Laminating
If you or your client have chosen to laminate your print, you need to be sure that you’re going to get a quality finish. That’s why we invest in only the highest quality laminators – so your work will always look its best.
Binding
Binding
With such incredibly efficient booklet printing streams, we need an extensive binding department to keep up. Thankfully, we have some fantastic pieces of binding equipment from Horizon and Renz to take care of all three of our binding options.
Folding
Folding
The majority of our products require some kind of creasing or folding; be it a folded leaflet, a greetings card, or a presentation folder. That’s why we take care to make sure we have the right machine for the job.
Feeding
Feeding
In order to give you high quality print at low prices, we do not compromise on the quality of our presses. Instead, we find ways to save costs in getting the absolute most out of our machines by increasing efficiencies. Our feeders are a big part of how we can achieve that.
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Printing can be a very complicated process, with lots of machines involved that could get forgotten. You can be sure though, that we put just as much effort into selecting these miscellaneous pieces as we do our headline pieces.