Walk into Copresco on
any given day and you’ll see an experienced staff of digital specialists
turning out thousands of books and manuals.
You may also
see a visitor from Japan or representatives of leading graphic arts equipment
manufacturers or paper mills.
Some of these guests
are our customers, but others are here to learn more about Copresco’s
innovative approaches to on-demand printing. Still others are using Copresco to
test their equipment.
Current projects in the shop
include the evaluations of new digital equipment and front-end technology and
paper packaging studies.
Everything
we do in research, testing, workflow procedures and equipment purchasing
benefits our customers.
What we learn from these ongoing
programs, we apply to your work. You gain the advantages of the latest
technology advancements in black & white and color digital printing. Your
jobs flow through the plant quicker, more smoothly and with greater quality
control.
Copresco
is regarded as one of the best digital shops in the nation, based on our
efficient workflow, meticulous attention to detail and
“hospital-clean” working environment.
Suppliers
know that Copresco has long been renowned as a pioneer in advanced digital
technology. They know that we don’t go for hype, ballyhoo or window
dressing. Only the end results count. We do it the right way for you. Following
are some concrete examples of our testing and consulting activities.
Copresco
is currently testing Heidelberg Digital’s 9110 printer, an alternative to
the docutech. Our objectives are to obtain improved halftones and solids
reproduction, superior registration and gain access to a wider selection of
paper stocks.
“We purchased our first docutech in
1990,” says Copresco president Steve Johnson. “The system was a clear
improvement over previous equipment. But, we have always said that when we find
a better machine, we’ll buy it for the same reason.”
A Canon technician sets up the
Heidelberg Digital 9110 printer.
Following our years of consulting and providing technical feedback to Xerox, we have been beta testing an experimental RIP/controller that can increase color fidelity and provide greater control.
Copresco’s Bob Krusee and
Xerox engineers verify color
accuracy after a software upgrade for the RIP
beta testing.
Boise Cascade sought out Copresco to test a new packaging concept. They needed a large-volume printer with a workflow geared to exceptionally fast turnaround, whose customers could benefit from even faster and more efficient bulk paper handling.
Copresco’s reputation for digital leadership has prompted visits from Japanese manufacturers who want to get a better understanding of on-demand book printing and finishing and obtain advice for new product design and development.
“We
will continue to assist our colleagues in the graphic arts industry, while
holding our vendors to the highest standards,” Steve says.
“We want these suppliers to understand this:
What’s good enough for our competitors in not nearly good enough for
Copresco customers.”
So, when you need publications,
books or manuals on-demand, call the company that has the high-tech skills and
indepth experience to meet your special needs. Call Copresco.
If
you’re coming to the Sept. 28 — Oct. 1 show at McCormick Place, why
not drop by Copresco?
We’ll give you a personal tour
of our state-of-the-art digital printing plant and a cup of coffee or lunch.
Just call for an appointment, or drop us an e-mail
message.
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