The decision to move forward with Komori’s perfecting technology was made easier by Southeastern Printing’s involvement in a national peer group. Several other companies within the peer group had already installed the GL840P and were reporting significant efficiencies.

“The reason I chose Komori out of the three or four vendors I looked at was the customer experience in buying the press,” said Tonya Spiers, president of Knight Abbey. “From the moment I sat down at the table with Komori to go over all the options that were available, they established trust with me. As a team, we reviewed the solutions that would provide the best fit for Knight Abbey’s needs and the customers we support.”

“The reason I chose Komori out of the three or four vendors I looked at was the customer experience in buying the press,” said Tonya Spiers, president of Knight Abbey. “From the moment I sat down at the table with Komori to go over all the options that were available, they established trust with me. As a team, we reviewed the solutions that would provide the best fit for Knight Abbey’s needs and the customers we support.”

In this episode of “The Week That Was” Mark Michelson highlights a recent video with Peter Schaefer of New Direction Partners; Postal Center International in South Florida consolidates into a new, 225,000-sq.-ft. printing plant; Allied Litho in Kansas City is ordering a specially designed 41˝ Rapida 106 UV press with double coaters; Mike Anderman, owner of Proforma123, secures a $1 million contract; and Barb Pellow shares an insightful blog about the resurgence of QR...

In this episode of “The Week That Was” Mark Michelson highlights a recent video with Peter Schaefer of New Direction Partners; Postal Center International in South Florida consolidates into a new, 225,000-sq.-ft. printing plant; Allied Litho in Kansas City is ordering a specially designed 41˝ Rapida 106 UV press with double coaters; Mike Anderman, owner of Proforma123, secures a $1 million contract; and Barb Pellow shares an insightful blog about the resurgence of QR...

The company is in the process of consolidating its current PCI operation located in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and its Original Impressions facility (acquired in 2016) in Miami into a new, 225,000-sq.-ft. corporate headquarters location in Weston, Fla., which almost doubles the company’s current combined footprint.