American Print Consultants Celebrates with Grand Opening for New Facility

The New APC Facility

American Print Consultants (APC), a distributor of wide-format printers, supplies, and services, is proud to announce the Grand Opening celebration of its recently purchased facility.

The Grand Opening is scheduled for April 21, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance (CVBA) at 9:30 a.m.

Rob Almstrom, Partner APC, said, "we are so excited to finally have our Grand Opening! We had to put it on hold until COVID diminished to have an actual event with many of our vendors and customers and have a real celebration. We are so proud and want to celebrate with our customers and vendors."

APC is a service-forward company and takes every opportunity to offer its customers educational training opportunities, and this event is no different. The Grand Opening event will include workshops such as: The basics of sublimation printing, color management, printer maintenance, CWT worktable operation, and windows, floors, and walls applications featuring Mactac and Dreamscape wallcoverings.

On-site will be 18 vendor partners with representatives on-hand to answer questions, educate and show off their latest. Vendors include- Banner-Ups, Beaver Paper, Caldera, Dreamscape Wallcoverings, FDC, Graphtec, HP, Triangle INX, Mactac, Practix, Mimaki, Mutoh, Royal Sovereign, Yarrington Mills, Keencut, Ultraflex, ColorLogic, and Marabu.

The new 32,000 sq. ft. facility includes a dedicated showroom, equipment refurbish area, sublimation finishing area, warehouse, training area, and offices.

"Our customers mean everything to us, and we wanted a way to give back. We have lots of surprises, door prizes, fun food trucks, music, and, most importantly, our vendors. We look forward to sharing this day with everyone," said Brian Hendricks, partner APC.

Source: American Print Consultants

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