DI Press Brings New Opportunities

Recently, one employee retired, and because of the budget situation, Bramlett has not been able to replace him.

“We are moving to four 10-hour days,” he reports, “with two press operators backing each other up on the Presstek DI press. That way we are able to achieve 50 hours of production time in a week instead of 40. However, I am looking forward to the time when I can grow head count, at least a little, especially in bindery. Bindery becomes a full-time position with the volume of four-color work we are now generating.”