Leading book publisher TJ Books has upgraded its production setup with the purchase of two new ColorStream 8000 devices from Canon.
TJ Books says the new technology will complement its printer existing fleet, helping it to achieve an automated production line and drive further business growth through bespoke services.
The publisher has been working with Canon for more than 10 years, purchasing a series of machines from the manufacturer as part of its ongoing growth plan.
“With the new ColorStream devices we’re minimising the need for hands-on support and moving closer and closer to an automated production line,” TJ Books managing director Andy Watts says.
“We’re thrilled about this new technology, which has also allowed us to take on larger volumes of work and ensure that like-for-like quality of bespoke work is delivered to customers at speed.”
Stuart Rising, head of commercial print at Canon UK & Ireland, adds: “An automated production line is an important goal for TJ Books, and we’re excited to be supporting their objective with our inkjet devices.
“Leveraging the heritage of the existing ColorStream family, the ColorStream 8000 series takes businesses to the next level of productivity, print quality and efficiency through automation. It’s the ideal set of devices for those looking to move from offset to digital.”
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