PressOn’s joint managing director, Andy Wilson says: “We’ve
secured some very sizeable contracts recently on massive infrastructure
projects across Britain and the addition of the new machine is enabling us to
meet even tighter deadlines without compromising on our production quality.”
The printer will enable PressOn to print at speeds of
120m2/hr and supress banding with HP Dynamic Swath Alignment technology. The
new machine will also save the company time and money. With automatic
maintenance, no daily printhead maintenance is required.
Labour costs will be minimised with a single operator able
to manage up to four printers at the same time. Further costs will be reduced
with the feature of heavy duty rolls for fewer roll changes, and ten litre HP
ink supplies for overnight runs.
We’ve secured some very sizeable contracts recently on massive infrastructure projects across Britain and the addition of the new machine is enabling us to meet even tighter deadlines without compromising on our production quality”
Reflecting on PressOn’s loyalty to HP, Wilson adds: “We have
a number of HP machines – we bought the world’s first HP LX 3000 back in 2013
and followed that with the HP LX 3500 in 2015. As PressOn continues to grow
we’ve found ourselves yet again at capacity.
“The new features on the HP LX 3600 are enabling us to print
faster at an improved quality and maximise our profits with overnight
unattended printing. Larger print rolls (300kg), ten litre ink cartridges,
reduced maintenance and mobile production control is already leading to
improved margins, a smoother work flow and a noticeable increase in customer
satisfaction for us.”
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