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| Timsco’s digital workflow area includes a UV digital flatbed and roll-to-roll printer from FUJIFILM, Seiko and Mutoh. |
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| Mesh is stretched and set using a recently acquired Sonoma stretch bar system from M&R Companies. |
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| General Manager Keith Prichard shows recent work done on Timsco’s UV digital flatbed printer. |
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| Timsco reclaims many of its screens for new images, using the latest environmentally safe products available in the market. |
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| Even though the company uses digital image-setting equipment in its pre-press department, it has one of the few remaining large-format cameras by Borrowdale Corp. This camera’s size made it necessary for the floor to be jack-hammered to fit its present location, and walls constructed around it. |
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Timsco provided one of the first maps for Washington’s metro system. The company received SGIA’s Golden Squeegee Award for the production of a backlit station and neighborhood maps. |
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| Jonathan Walker, a 27-year company veteran, inspects films before sending them to the next workstation. |
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| General Manager Keith Prichard shows off Timsco’s trade show exhibit display holder that the company manufactures. |
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| Press operator Misael handles the production of a banner request using one of the company’s semi-automatic, large-format screen printing presses. |
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| Timsco’s finishing department die cuts, hems, sews, grommets, laminates and provides other services for imaged prints. |
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| Interior signage is screen printed and sent through a UV flash unit in Timsco’s screen print production area. |
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