Torch Publishing - Konica Minolta Customer Success Story

Torch Publishing impresses with its first class colour quality

Customer Success Story: Torch Publishing

Torch Publishing is responsible for the printing and production of many publications across Sydney. It has been servicing the publishing industry for over 90 years. During its many years of experience it has developed a business that employs many full time and casual staff operating state of the art printing presses and computer systems.

Summary

“As a creative team we pride ourselves on continuously looking for ways to bring to life the artistic elements of our campaigns. We rely on our Konica Minolta bizhub C280 printer to deliver realistic colour reproduction, particularly with when it comes to skin tones and cool and warms greys. Konica Minolta was able to provide an imaging solution that integrates with our Mac technology and graphic design programs including InDesign.”

Cec Parnell Sponge Agency Creative Director,

The Challenge

Konica Minolta and Torch Publishing have been in a partnership since December of 2010. Prior to their collaboration with Konica Minolta, the company had to outsource a lot of the material to meet project requirements. This inconvenience was costing the company thousands of dollars a year. Their existing equipment was not an economical option, so Torch Publishing approached Konica Minolta for a solution. The current economic climate requires companies to re-evaluate their operating systems and look for a more cost efficient and energy saving option

The Solution

Torch Publishing resolved its printing hassles with the purchase of a Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C6000 Professional. The speed and quality of the work produced by the business increased immediately. Torch Publishing compared the cost of their existing equipment with the cost of Konica Minolta’s products and found it was saving hundreds of dollars a week using the C6000.

Kim Kohen, Group Pre-Press Manager at Torch Publishing said one of the biggest differences he saw in the C6000 was the ability to pick up and hold the job in the machine’s RIP and make changes to it during production. This allows Kohen to change the paper stock and perform other tasks, while it’s still being held. “It’s the one thing our previous machine couldn’t do as it didn’t have a true RIP,” he said.

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