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"I didn't have to do a lot of justification at all," she says.
The Trend-setting Platesetter
For those interested in going direct-to-plate, there are plenty of questions to ask vendors before buying.
"Make sure it fits all the presses in your shop," recommends Jackson's Paxton.
McKeel adds, "Get a platesetter based on the kinds of plates you're going to use. Different types of plates have different costs. Smaller in-plants really only need pre-baked plates."
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