A brief history of our Digital Print Division
In December 2003, The Bureau added their first piece of digital printing equipment, a Xerox iGen3 digital press forming the Digital Print Division.
In July 2004, Patrick Stuart joined The Bureau to head up the Digital Print Division.
In March 2005, they added a Xerox DocuColor 2060 to help with their continued growth.
In April of 2006, The Bureau Digital Print Division added a Kodak Digimaster E125 to give The Bureau black only printing capabilities.
In May of 2006, they hit a milestone, producing 20 million digital impressions on their equipment.
In May of 2006, The Bureau added a Kodak Nexpress 2500 with a Watkiss bookletmaker and intelligent glosser.
In August of 2006, The Bureau added a 2nd Kodak Nexpress 2500 with inline bookletmaker replacing the Xerox iGen3.
In January of 2008, The Bureau added a 2nd Kodak NexGlosser for glossing output from their 2 Kodak Nexpress 2500s
In April of 2008, The Bureau upgraded their 2 Kodak Nexpress 2500s to the s3000 speed which increases their digital output capacity by 40%.