The Printing Plant Installs First Nilpeter PANORAMA in North America
From left, Tod Leonard, president, Brad Schlenk, VP of sales, and Tim Kraemer, plant manager of The Printing Plant, with their new Nilpeter PANORAMA digital press.
The Printing Plant, based in Cincinnati, recently began looking into new and advanced digital options to upgrade its production equipment and product portfolio. The search resulted in the first North American installation of the Nilpeter PANORAMA digital press line.
Tod Leonard, president of The Printing Plant, and his team looked closely at several new digital presses on the market, evaluating equipment costs, running costs, print quality and service agreements. They had samples of current job files printed for review by several OEM companies and press manufacturers, and after all was said and done, they chose the Nilpeter digital UV inkjet unit.
“The improved speeds and web widths available with the PANORAMA allowed us to quote and win significant new business," Leonard said. "One of our new customers has over 850 prime labels they are in the process of redesigning, and they specified that we would only be awarded with the order if we would commit to printing the labels on the new digital Nilpeter press. We are thrilled to have the new Nilpeter PANORAMA and look forward to not only gaining new business from new customers, but also moving some of our current flexo jobs over and becoming more efficient."
Paul Teachout, VP of sales and marketing for Nilpeter USA, is pleased to continue the partnership with The Printing Plant, dating back to the 2011 with the installation of a 10-color FB-4200.
Staff from The Printing Plant rings the Nilpeter bell during Labelexpo Americas 2016.
“We are extremely pleased to continue our partnership with The Printing Plant, and very happy to provide them with the PANORAMA digital press line — a perfect fit for their needs," Teachout said. "This marks the first PANORAMA installation in North America and it has gone very well. We look forward to the continued growth and success in our cooperation with The Printing Plant."
