Mississippi In-plant is a Quick Study
With a small but nimble staff, the Research and Curriculum Unit’s in-plant uses digital printing to keep Mississippians well educated.
• An IKON CPP650
In-line finishing capabilities include saddle stitching with three-side trim, stapling, folding, three-hole punch and z-folding. The in-plant also has Epson Stylus Pro wide-format printers.
"We went from producing 85 to 90 percent of our work on offset presses to 85 to 90 percent digital output," Jones calculates. Typical run lengths range from 10 to 1,500 copies.
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