DXP Saves Time and Money with Presstek’s Chemistry-Free Aurora Pro Plates

The company had been using plates that develop on press, a process it found to be expensive and to have some limitations. “The biggest limitation was that we were not able to see and check the image before the plates were mounted on press,” Livemore explains. “Once we realised that there was an error on a plate when printing a five-colour job, we had to stop the press, remove the offending plates, and correct and re-image new plates. This could waste up to an hour’s production time, leaving our presses idle during that time. This is not the case with Aurora.”