The machine cost nearly half the 2m total spend and will print material for universities, Irish pharma firms and graphics agencies.
"It's a brand leader and a quality machine," said director John Waterman. He added that Heidelbergs were more expensive but their better "build quality" made them a "superior buy".
The Supersetter CTP cost around 125,000 and the Autobond Mini 52 TH laminator was 40,000.
The firm also snapped up a Xerox DocuTech Nuvera 100 digital copier printer for variable data billing for around 70,000.
The machines run alongside two Speedmaster presses in a factory that recently doubled in size to 1,400sqm.
The Autobond Mini was the firm's first laminator.
Waterman outlays 1.5m on kit
Waterman Printers aims to corner the Dublin market after buying around 1.5m worth of kit, including a five-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster CD 74 with coater.
