New Cutter Makes Life Easier for Texas HHS

Printing Services, which was founded in the 1920s as a multigraphics shop supporting the State Department of Health, now boasts more than 10 sheetfed and web presses, along with Océ digital printers. A year and a half ago, the operation moved into the computer-to-plate world by adding an Agfa Acento II, which makes plates for 10 different press sizes, up to 29˝. The in-plant produces everything from forms and brochures to booklets and training manuals for the public, in quantities up to several million at a time. Last year it boasted annual sales of $9,892,000.