Jarrett to offer used Komoris

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03 May 2001

Komori veteran David Jarrett is back with a business in the used machinery market, DDJ Graphics

Komori veteran David Jarrett is back with a business in the used machinery market, DDJ Graphics.

Jarrett, who quit as sales director at Drent UK in March, has teamed with his wife Denise to form the company, which will specialise in Komori presses.

"Theres an acute shortage of people out there who know Komori presses really well," said Jarrett.

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