Driven by a desire to excite customers with new capabilities, Primary Color made an impulsive purchase — the Landa S10 Nanographic printing press.
Dan Hirt
Toni McQuilken is the senior editor for the printing and packaging group.
Toni McQuilken has been writing and editing for more than a decade. Her work includes B2B publications – both in print and online – in a range of industries, such as print and graphics, technology, hospitality and automotive; as well as behind the scenes writing and editing for multiple companies, helping them craft marketing materials, write press releases and more. She is a self-proclaimed "tech geek" who loves all things technology, and she knows that she is one of a select group of people who get to do what they love for a living.
While print is no longer the only medium brands have to create enticing displays, it continues to be an important element that can make — or break — a concept.
Dan Hirt, president and CEO of Primary Color, based in Cypress, California, sat down to talk about the trends impacting his business, and where he sees the opportunities as we move into the next 12 months.
Coloredge, headquartered in New York City, and Primary Color Systems, headquartered in Cypress, Calif., announced the execution of a non-binding letter of intent which contemplates a combination of the two businesses, subject to board approval.
Primary Color, a G7 Master Printer has increased its output and expanded its capabilities with its new Onset X2, a high productivity UV flatbed. The Onset X2 is distributed exclusively in North America by Fujifilm Graphic Systems Division
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