Earby-based envelope over-print specialist, The Envelope Works, has just added a 3rd Halm EM4000 four colour press with UV to its env1 factory.

“We opened 92 new client accounts in Q4 of 2013, many of whom are asking for a combination of un-coated and matt-coated four-colour work and as such we felt that this purchase was essential to ensure our business kept moving forward throughout 2014,”

…explained Mark Farrimond, the Managing Director.

“The new Halm now means that we have a total of 12 machines. The additional four colour press means we can now print up to 1.8 million four-colour (including matt coated) stock items per day.”

As with all the machines at The Envelope Works, the new Halm EM4000 has been calibrated to GMG colour management specifications and has been upgraded to operate to the latest FOGRA certification standards.

Mark further commented:
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“Our combination of GMG, FOGRA certification and UV capabilities, gives us the ability to turn around the highest possible quality of litho printed envelopes in extremely short timeframes. Our clients consistently comment on how we can often match digital turnaround times, whilst providing them with the superior finish of litho,”

NEW 5 Colour machine to be installed in 2014

The Envelope Works has already planned to add its first 5 colour machine to its production line-up by the end of Q2 of 2014. The delivery date for the Halm EM5000 is still to be confirmed, but more details will follow soon.

 

Further Information:

The Envelope Works operates from its purpose-built production plant in Earby, Lancashire. For more information on this press release, or any other information regarding the current operations and future plans of the company, please call Mark Farrimond, Managing Director, on (01282) 444 920.