West Essex Graphics Strengthens Service Offerings, Thanks to DuPont Advanced Printing and ESKO
Feb 21, 2018
FAIRFIELD, NJ, Feb. 21, 2018 – West Essex Graphics (WEG), in Fairfield, New Jersey, today announced it is expanding operations and strengthening service offerings by installing an additional Esko CDI (Cyrel® Digital Imager) 5080 HD unit with Pixel+ technology for use with DuPont™ Cyrel® EASY flexo plates. “With continuing demand for our products and services, expanding our manufacturing footprint was essential if we were going to stay ahead of the pack. Once that decision was made, looking to DuPont Advanced Printing (DuPont) and ESKO, our long-standing partners, to make this happen was very easy,” said Tom Guth, principal, West Essex Graphics. “Our customers have certain demands and they work with WEG because of our commitment to quality and service.   There are a lot of options out there when considering how critical our role is in helping our clients succeed and how the demand for the highest quality image carrier solutions is increasing, the DuPont/Esko solution made the most sense for us and our customers,” he said. “West Essex Graphics is a great example of a tradeshop that is utilizing the benefits DuPont™ Cyrel® EASY plates offer to them as well as to their printer customers. They are enabling printers to expand into markets previously inaccessible due to higher quality demands, thanks to their customer focus and the use of Cyrel® EASY plates,” said Shyamal Desai, Americas marketing manager, DuPont Advanced Printing. By adding their second Esko 5080 CDI Spark, West Essex Graphics has substantially increased their capacity for Cyrel® flexo plate imaging. “We are pleased that West Essex Graphics has decided to continue their longstanding relationship with Esko and their commitment to supplying the highest quality flexo plates by using HD Flexo and Pixel+ technology,” said Rory Marsoun, vice president - Business Development – Flexo, Esko.
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