Out with the old and in with the new, as our CCM Premier 78 guillotine has been installed.
The £22,000 machine has been purchased to replace Wiltshire’s Goodhale 920 guillotine which had been running for over 20 years. The new machine will increase productivity and is part of our continued investment programme.
Read more in this weeks Print Week at: www.printweek.com/print-week/news/1161578/customark-upgrades-bindery-division.
Vinyl offers endless possibilities, the list of uses is a long and bright one!
Appearing as the perfect material, with manufactures continuously improving vinyl allowing the ability to be used on multiple surfaces: including outside floors, glass windows and brick walls.
Vinyl as décor is especially popular with schools, exhibition spaces and offices offering an ideal alternate to hanging posters or pictures. Many combine the concept of decoration and practicality by using vinyl as directional signage. Using directional arrows within an establishment is a creative way to help guide the public around unknown spaces.
Customark have the ability to print high quality, full colour stickers using vinyl, as well as offering a customised service, which allows you to add any text or logo’s to any of our products, ideal for self-promotion.
With advertisers continuously looking for new unique ideas, vinyl for POS products, offers a great way to improve dull walls, floors and corridors.
Any empty space offers a blank canvas for businesses to add attention grabbing artwork while promoting or directing the public to your brand or product.
So, the versatility of vinyl is seemingly endless.
Visit our other shops to see even more of our products.
With all the techno babble it can sometimes be very confusing how to decide on how your product is going to function with its end user.
Do you have a simple graphic overlay or do you go for a full blown interactive membrane keypad, and how will it affect how your product develops?
Don’t feel as though you have to deal with several suppliers to produce each component;-
with an experienced team can help answer any questions you may have.
Pick up the phone and give us a call on 01384 264700 or email over your questions to sales@customark.co.uk our team of print experts are always happy to answer questions and offer advice on special requirements.
2016 has seen extensive growth for Midlands based manufacturer, Customark Limited, with over £465,000 of investment in space, equipment and staff.
Over an 18-month period local company, Customark have employed an additional 20 new staff and invested in extensive new manufacturing facilities expanding production diversity. As well as the head office based in Lye, West Midlands, the print specialists also operate from three other sites across the UK including Calne in Wiltshire, Cambridge and Oxford.
The investment has seen the Lye site benefit from three additional roll to roll digital printers as well as investment in a flat-bed digital printer, enabling the capability to print on to most materials, difficult shapes and intricate components. Further investments at Lye include three new labelling machines costing a total of £120,000. Calne benefitted in a move to a newly refurbished factory and the addition of 2 more precision laser cutting machines (£50,000), added to the existing laser capability.
Customark was originally founded as a label printing manufacturer, however today host a wealth of printing technologies, producing a vast range of products from industrial labeling to commercial point of sale. Customark offer a wide range of print services including Screen Printing, Pad Printing, Digital and Rotary Flexographic.
New machines along with existing kit have now started to move into the new extension at Customark – Lye.
The new shop floor layout will be a great improvement and allow the flow of production jobs to improve. With the addition of the new Die Cutting machines it will also increase capacity.
The Next phase will be to move in the screen printing equipment into the all new custom made home. Whilst work commences on the stores area, further improvements to the building continues.
