The Montgomery Litho Group's investment in CTP helped it to secure the contract to print Windows in the West, a fine art print of an original painting by artist Avril Paton.
The artist was a little wary of the group using CTP at first. But after comparing a print using CTP to one from conventional plates, Montgomery won the contract.
The original painting, measuring 6x5ft, depicts a snowy-topped tenement flat in the West End of Glasgow, revealing through its windows a number of notable characters such as journalist Roddy Forsyth.
Last February, the Montgomery Litho Group installed a Heidelberg Trendsetter 3244 CTP system supplied by Kodak Polychrome Graphics at its Glasgow repro house, Digital Imaging.
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