IPI Editor Bob Neubauer toured the sign shop at American River College in Sacramento, California, and chatted with Supervisor Don Reid about how he uses the in-plant’s flatbed printer and automated cutter to repurpose old campus signage by printing over it, keeping that material out of the landfill and saving the college money.
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Revenue Surges After In-Plant Adds DTF Printer
Ohio University Printing Services enhanced its booming apparel-printing business by installing a new EZ-Jet Pro 24 direct-to-film printer from Equipment Zone in its Athens, Ohio, in-plant.
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This article originally appeared in Printing Impressions. Asked why the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) places such a high priority on innovation, Greg Estep gets right to the point. “If you don’t innovate, you won’t be relevant,” Estep, managing director of plant operations at the 163-year-old agency, the federal government’s official printer and publisher, says. “You can’t use the same solutions you used years ago when people were available.” GPO has suffered the same labor shortages as the rest of the printing industry, but has used them as a catalyst…
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