Clive Denholm, CEO of CMYKhub says by purchasing the new press their customers are able to grow their businesses even if they can’t afford some of the larger equipment themselves.

He says, “There has been a strong interest in what we are doing, in the current economic climate some people may be scared to invest in new equipment, so we provide an alternative. It’s great to be able to do something in order to help printers compete.”

According to Heidelberg, the Anicolor press prints up to 15,000 sheets per hour in A3 format or 30,000 sheets per hour in A4 format – in offset quality with total colour stability.

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