Frankston Packaging Is Leading the Way in Short-Run Offset
Short run profitability is less about run length and more about the processes that turn short runs into value you can take to the bank. Getting there demands a workflow and a team focused on quality and performance.
According to Bullock, the new press quickly assumed 98 percent of Frankston's workload, the exception being jobs requiring the 44-inch format of its aging Komori press. "It helped cut our lead times by up to 75 percent," says Bullock. "In addition, three-quarters of our value-add comes from that press. We can do a ton of very cool stuff with UV, including spot raised, strikethrough, and reticular printing, as well as soft-touch UV coating. We're very comfortable with jobs calling for high-impact surface finishing and special effects."
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