Building on its relationship with Fujifilm and Inca Digital, Delta Group’s latest investment in an Onset X3 HS has lead to improved production speeds and print quality already.
Martin Shipp, Chief Operating Officer, Delta Group, said, “We began looking for a new machine after our existing one reached end-of-life. Industry 4.0 has been a big talking point within the print sector lately and was something at the forefront of our minds when we were shopping around. We have always been familiar with both Fujifilm and Inca, having worked with them for over 20 years investing in equipment including the Inca turbo, two Inca S40i machines, a Fujifilm Uvistar, workflow tools, litho plates and screen inks. When we heard about the Onset X3 HS, we were impressed with how Fujifilm and Inca together had pushed the boundaries by seamlessly introducing robotics into the print production process. On top of this, the speed and quality it could produce looked extremely promising.”
Andy Kent, Division Manager, Fujifilm Graphic Systems UK comments, “Delta Group has seen the benefits of both Inca and Fujifilm technology and it has been great to watch their business grow over the years into the company it is today. In just the few months they have had the Onset X3 HS, it’s clear to see that production has now been stepped up yet another level. We’re excited to see where this investment takes them in the future, and to continue to strengthen our long-standing relationship.”
