bakergoodchild continues production investment

Print Solutions

Birmingham based bakergoodchild has announced that it has once again added to its significant plant list, with the purchase of two Xerox Nuvera 314 EAs (perfecting production system) which has a double engine, along with a Renz AP360 auto-punch machine.

In addition, the company has also purchased GMC Inspire Designer document management output software for delivering quality customer communications across multiple channels. GMC Inspire Designer provides one single editor for responsive design across all channels, giving instant previews of work for print, web, e-mail, mobile, tablet and social media on one screen, including real time navigation.

The Nuveras are ideal for transactional, promotional, and books and manuals and can handle a wide and varied array of substrates from coated, gloss, silk, and matt, through to uncoated book, text, bond, cover, index and offset. They can also handle speciality materials, such as carbonless, tabs, envelopes, never tear and pre-printed offset forms.

The Renz AP360 is a heavy duty, high speed, automatic, auto punch machine, suitable for a range of book and calendar punching production applications.

The company has also launched an image gallery, as part of its new website. The gallery features staff pictures and profiles, equipment imagery and exterior and interior depictions of its new base. The new website and image gallery can be viewed at www.bakergoodchild.co.uk

Managing director Lorraine Burnell stated, ‘Following our move at the end of last year, we have continued to expand and as a result we have found the need to add further to our production capabilities with new equipment. Our expansion and growth continues, alongside our continued investment as our business goes from strength to strength.’