A smooth move for Symbol
Symbol, a print and sign company, has recently moved to a new production facility.
Friday, 18 Jan 2019 15:14 GMT
CMYUK provided support and training to Symbol who purchased a range of new machines for the move
Along with the move to larger premises, the firm invested in a Mimaki JFX200-2531, a Mimaki UCJV300, and an Esko Kongsberg X24 Starter purchased from CMYUK.
The Mimaki JFX200-2531 comes with a choice of inks, including white and clear, offer Symbol creative opportunities, with the capability to print a wide range of substrates.
The UCJV300-160 has combined functionality for UV LED printing and cutting, covering a wide range of applications, from quick projects with short delivery times to avant-garde signboards.
The Kongsberg X24 Starter comes as standard with multiple tools for sample making, signage and display production, offering a broad selection of tools and providing high-quality results.
The overall project was quite stressful as we not only moved but needed new printers and cutters to kit the new production facility out. Thanks to the constant, organised help from CMYUK we managed it and can now work so much more efficiently and scale up our company. We received fantastic on-site training that was vital in order to prevent time-wasting”
Speaking of the huge move, Paul Walker, managing director at Symbol, says: “The overall project was quite stressful as we not only moved but needed new printers and cutters to kit the new production facility out.
“Thanks to the constant, organised help from CMYUK we managed it and can now work so much more efficiently and scale up our company. We received fantastic on-site training that was vital in order to prevent time-wasting.”
Jason McNulty, senior digital sales consultant at CMYUK, adds: “It was a pleasure working with Symbol to assist them in taking their business in a new direction. The customer had the vision of what they wanted and CMYUK had the products, knowledge, and support to make this happen.”
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