PDS completes largest installation in its history at Imageworks

Pictured from left are Brett Kisiloski from PDS and Danny Grant from Duplo, along with Carm Macchione and Anthony Oris from Imageworks.
From left are Danny Grant (Duplo), Brett Kisiloski (PDS), Carm Macchione and Anthony Oris (Imageworks), beside the new Duplo 600i Bookletmaking System.

Trade printing leader Imageworks (Richmond Hill, Ontario) has installed a Duplo 600i Bookletmaker from Print Digital Solutions (PDS) that also consists of two 10/60i Suction Collating Towers, a DBM600T Face Trimmer, a DKT200 Two-Knife Trimmer and a DBM LSW Long Stacker. The installation is the largest single install in one location in PDS’ history. Imageworks opened in 1994 as a traditional prepress and film house with a Hell drum scanner, a Lino 330, proofing equipment and “lots of light tables.” From these beginnings, the company has evolved into a full-solution trade printer. Its customers include print brokers, copy shops, in-plant print shops, and smaller printers whose equipment is too small to produce certain jobs ­ – as well as large printers whose equipment is too large to produce smaller jobs cost-efficiently.
The 600i, Duplo’s high-end collating and bookletmaking solution, produces professional saddle, side, or corner-stitched booklets as well as letter-landscape applications. It can produce up to 5,200 booklets per hour or collate up to 10,000 sets per hour into a stacker. It also enables users to operate the entire system from a PC as well as create and save virtually an unlimited number of jobs onto the hard drive for even faster changeovers. Users can also customize the 600i Bookletmaking System with a variety of options to fit their needs – such as the DKT-200 Two-Knife Trimmer and Gutter Cutter for three-side trimming capabilities and teo-up processing.
For over 31 years, PDS has been a Canadian leader in supplying and servicing a host of printing, finishing and label-making technology to the Canadian market.
PDS is also a distributor for the world’s leading original equipment manufacturers, including OKI, Duplo, Mutoh, MBM and MultiGraf Touchline.
 

Tony Curcio
Tony Curcio is the news editor at Graphic Arts Magazine.

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