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Dsi Talisman, part of the Dsicmm group, has made its foray into the long-perfector market with a £3m investment in two Heidelberg Speedmasters.

A Speedmaster SM 102-12-P with CutStar and a SM 74-6-P+L will both be delivered to the company in September.

The major investment is part of a push to modernise the group's press battery and move into additional markets.

Dave Reynolds, managing director of print services at Dsi Talisman, said: "This is the company’s debut in long-perfecting, and having the potential for single-pass full-colour, including specials and seals, will take us into extra markets and applications."

He added: "We have a policy of guaranteeing maximum customer support through advances in technology to increase efficiency and retain top quality."

The company is anticipating the Speedmaster with CutStar, will allow the business to improve its paper spend from job-to-job.

"CutStar will give us economies in paper purchasing, enabling us to cut paper to the size of the job. We estimate we could reduce our paper spend by 10-15% with this reel-to-sheet facility," Reynolds said.