South London based Displayways has invested in Agfa’s Asanti PDF-based workflow together with an Anapurna M3200 RTR 3.2m wide printer to improve quality and efficiency.
The company produces display materials for museums, landmarks, major international corporate companies and fashion brands, and is called upon match Pantone and other bespoke colours.
“When we started to look at upgrading our old printer we prepared test files and asked a number of companies to provide us with samples. As soon as the results came in from Agfa we were very impressed and decided to take a closer look. We were then invited to Agfa’s HQ and the rest is history,” said Rob Kelly, director at Displayways.
Sergii Palii, operator at Displayways, added: “Although we have been using Asanti for just a few months we can see that it offers many advantages. Colour consistency is very important and Asanti helps us to achieve this across all our printers. Archiving enables the records of past jobs to be quickly retrieved providing detailed information for job matching. We can also see that Asanti offers advantages for tiling and we plan to take this further in the next few months.”