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If you are in business, maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring quality service and product are crucial elements in the recipe for success.
Keeping a finger on the pulse of workflows and production output, Print House has recently invested $750,000 in upgrading two areas of technology with efficiency, environmental consciousness and extended services in mind. First to arrive was the new model ECRM Computer to Plate MAKO 4matic Automated Platemaker which uses a superior processing system, effectively reducing chemical wastage and improving platemaking speeds. Good for production... and good for the environment! The new unit was installed in February and is already proving to be a sound investment. At the other end of the production line, we have expanded on both our folding and notch binding capacities in the finishing department. The recently installed Horizon BQ-470 Perfect Binder plus Robotic Trimmer provide superb binding at very impressive speeds. The Horizon Folder has also enabled us to increase our productivity with folding capabilities at speeds of at least twice our previous capacity. The entire package of finishing equipment enables us to offer an array of competitive book binding prices. Along with improved output speeds we can also offer the choice of environmentally friendly PUR hotmelt glue for your notch binding projects. The high binding strength of PUR glue enables well-spread books to be produced so that not only is your product more environmentally friendly, it will also be of superior quality. With a commitment to both environmental and business sustainability Print House wants to ensure our clients get the best possible quality and service while we ensure our policies of reduced wastage and sustainable work methods are upheld. Our clients will reap the benefits of cost savings from the reduced waste and automated technology with no compromise on quality. Be sure to get a quote from Print House before proceeding with your next job. 
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