Warners hopes M600 will take sales to 27m

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25 April 2002

Warners Midlands, the Lincolnshire-based magazine printer, is hoping to boost its turnover by 5m to 27m with the addition of a Heidelberg four-unit M600 A24 press with Autoplate and Omnicolor control system.

It signed the deal at Ipex after making a verbal order in March (PrintWeek, 28 March).

Warners also considered MAN Roland, KBA and Komori presses but decided on the M600 due to its fully automatic plate system and standardisation of plate sizes, as well as past experience with the M600.

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