Glynn Limpenny, managing director of the south-east London firm, which already ran a two-colour Speedmaster 52 and a Printmaster 46, said the press would “fully meet market demands”.
He added: “We turn work around very quickly, making plates on demand, but now with the new press and single-pass full colour, we can respond even faster.”
PMS’s latest investment comes 18 months after it installed a Prosetter visible light platesetter.
Richard Bradley, marketing manager for small-format products at Heidelberg, said: “The four-, five- and six-colour B3 press has become more popular over the last decade with the increasing market demand for colour.”
For more on the B3 sector, see p30 in today’s PrintWeek.
PMS Design makes full-colour foray with Heidelberg kit
B3 house PMS Design and Print has made its first move into full-colour printing with the installation of a five-colour Heidelberg.
