The Surrey-based large-format specialist also expects to expand its level of work in the point-of-sale (POS) market.
Production director Scott Meader said: "Every machine we have is digital. The beauty of digital is that although a run may be 150 sheets, those 150 don't have to be the same design.
"For example, a free-standing display unit may be intended for a product that is priced differently in London, Scotland, Newcastle and Ireland. The client can have the same design, but can change the price and not incur extra set-up costs. It means we can be really competitive in that market."
Pyramid will handle short-run POS jobs on the machine and it is already running at capacity. It runs at speeds of 130sqm per hour and covers a print area of 3.2x1.6m. It can handle substrates up to 30mm thick.
Pyramid Visuals was founded in 1993 as a sign and signwriting supplier. It made the move into the digital arena six years ago.
