Seckman Printing — Keeping the Faith
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Erik Cagle
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According to Mike Seckman, it was the XL 105’s makeready capabilities and high speeds that made the machine most attractive, along with its ability to get up to color in short order.
“We enjoyed relatively strong growth in 2006. The problem was, we were capturing a lot of short- to medium-run sheetfed jobs in the 5,000 to 25,000 range,” he says. “We needed to improve our makeready times—it was taking too long to get the small jobs off-press.
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