If you’ve been a Digital Dish subscriber for a while, then you probably remember Rick Williams, Digital Print Expert. For years, Rick dished out his digital knowledge for our email subscribers in fun, food-themed nuggets. He’s covered topics ranging from untreated vs. treated papers to how to optimize performance on a new digital press, and he also taught our Master Class on digital and inkjet printing.
Every Digital Dish features stories, tips or tricks from digital experts. This month, we spoke with Mark and Justin Strickler of Trilon Graphics. Trilon is a third-generation family business started by Mark’s parents in the 1960s in Manhattan. In 2000, they began the transition to digital printing, investing in a Xerox Docucolor 12. By 2004, they’d decided to sell their offset hardware and go full digital, adding two ColorPress 1000s. By the time they moved to their current location in Moonachie, NJ, they were a fully digital one-stop shop, with equipment for in-house finishing from coating and foiling to stitching, folding and binding.
Every Digital Dish features stories, tips or tricks from digital experts. This month, we sat down with Bob Baldridge, President & CEO of Varispark, and Steven Bukovich, Solutions Consultant at Varispark, to talk about how embracing digital printing has revolutionized the way Varispark does business and what they wished they’d know when they got into the inkjet game.
Every Digital Dish features stories, tips or tricks from digital experts. This month, we spoke with Brad Scull, President of Yorke Printe Shoppe in Lombard, Illinois. As a specialty printer with expertise in complex projects that require the highest levels of quality, Yorke knows what it takes to wow clients. Brad shared with us how his team used their unique talents to delight customers in the midst of the pandemic.
Every Digital Dish features stories, tips or tricks from digital experts. This month, we spoke with Bill Duerr, President of Hatteras. Bill literally grew up in the print shop — his father Charlie Duerr founded Hatteras in 1983. After studying digital media, Bill joined the company full-time 12 years ago, starting in sales so he could learn the market and get to know Hatteras customers. Today, as the company's President, he has a distinctive vision for the business that — you guessed it — includes plenty of digital print.
