With the Nuvera 120 EA digital production system, Fergies has increased the efficiency of its A3 production whilst improving their paper-handling processes fivefold. The company has also enhanced its variable data printing capabilities using Fuji Xerox’s XMPie uDirect software, which enables Fergies to personalise content for both colour and black and white print jobs.

Fergies, which started out as a traditional offset printer, has been expanding rapidly into the digital print market, experiencing 140 per cent growth in its digital print business in the last year alone. The company’s mailing division has also grown by 50 per cent per annum.

Graham Liddle, Financial Controller at Fergies Print and Mail says that investing in Fuji Xerox’s technology solutions has put Fergies in a strong position to capitalise on growing customer demand for digital printing.

He says, “We’re now well placed to serve the digital print market and can also deliver greater service innovation, quality and value to our customers with the Nuvera 120 EA and XMPie variable data software.”

According to Liddle, Fergies installed the Nuvera 120 EA earlier this year after its legacy monochrome digital production system failed to adequately support its business needs.

He continues, “We had outgrown our previous machine and were dissatisfied with the service we received. After conducting an extensive review of all the solutions available on the market, we chose to partner with Fuji Xerox.

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