Print Solutions
Minuteman Press Kings Lynn (MMPKL) has added a Xerox Iridesse digital press to its print production line up. The investment underscores MMPKL’s commitment to customer centric, innovative and quality print solutions, ensuring clients across the UK benefit from industry leading technology.
As a long standing Xerox partner, MMPKL recognised the need to stay ahead in a competitive and ever evolving marketplace. The Iridesse delivers superior productivity, reliability, and print quality powered by the Xerox EFI FS600 front end. With an expanded colour gamut and speciality finishing options, the press is already unlocking new opportunities for MMPKL in key sectors such as charity and training.
‘We have partnered with Xerox for over 20 years, trusting their technologies to evolve with us,’ said Keith Boyce, owner and managing director of MMPKL. ‘We started small, and as we grew, so did our partnership with Xerox, which has been a cornerstone of our success. Its hardware and automation through FreeFlow Core enable us to streamline workflows and meet our customers’ demand for fast, same day turnaround service.’
Keith added, ‘We saw a huge shift in the online marketplace, requiring us to adapt and ensure relevance. Reinvesting in our business allows us to offer highly personalised, on-demand print services, stock management, and pick and pack operations designed for both the present and the future. This transformation ensures we are positioned for sustainable growth over the next five years and beyond.’
‘It is always inspiring to see how forward thinking businesses like Minuteman Press Kings Lynn harness Xerox technology to transform their services. The Iridesse offers unmatched flexibility, productivity, and print quality. We are excited to see how MMPKL is already using it to explore new markets and opportunities and build on our two decade partnership. With the Xerox Iridesse, Minuteman Press Kings Lynn is poised to drive the future of print, combining innovation with a customer first approach,’ said Kevin O’Donnell, head of marketing, graphic communications at Xerox UK and Ireland.
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