Flash Reproductions Acquires MGI Meteor DP60 PRO Press from KBR

“We print on a lot of synthetic plastics,” says Pauptit. “We took our substrates to be tested on all of the digital presses. The Meteor’s competitors could not print on our substrates. That was a defining moment. It was important that the Meteor printed on so many different substrates. It opens up new markets for us and gives us new options. We can go to our customers and offer them new abilities. It’s a big deal.”

One of Flash’s large customers provides back-lit signage for the Toronto Transit Commission subway service. The new Meteor digital press will allow Flash to capture that business due to its ability to print short-run jobs on synthetic plastic that fits into the 11.5x34˝ lightbox on the subway.