Unigraphic Adds an Inca Onset Printer to Further Expand Its Large-Format Capacity

Hegan cited the example of a POP job for a popular retail fashion chain that required 24x36˝ and 22x28˝ posters. “That job would take 40 hours of press time and would tie up the shop for a week or more, which meant turning away other jobs.”

“We all agreed that point of purchase was the future for Unigraphic,” Quinlan added. “The new jobs our customers were asking us for were POP. We were missing out on jobs because we couldn’t handle the work load or be competitive, that’s when we decided we were going to make investments in large-format equipment to improve our capabilities and aggressively go after the POP business.”