The firm's new site will cover 2,787m and will allow it to produce larger orders and improve production turnaround times.
Investment has been made in a second Durst Lambda 130 Plus digital photographic printer, along with a large-format programmable flatbed cutter.
The flatbed cutter, a Kongsberg XL with a 3x2m bed, can be used in conjunction with the firm's Durst Rho flatbed UV digital printer.
Other investments include a 2.5m-wide Mimaki JV3 solvent ink-jet printer currently being installed. The firm is planning to add a 3.5m-wide machine later this year. The new site is just two miles from the company's existing site at Brighouse.
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