DOME to Bolster Digital Capabilities with Two 29˝ HP Indigo 12000 Presses

In a year of bold moves for DOME, this is the next great addition! DOME is welcoming two HP Indigo 12000 presses. The 29″ HP Indigo 12000 digital press produces the widest commercial application range with superior print quality, high productivity, and wide versatility. The HP Indigo 12000 is capable of 3,450 4/0 20”x29” sheets per hour of 50# text up to 18 pt.

“This is another critical piece of our strategic plan to revolutionize DOME, and lead our market. The investment will drive sales by bringing greater capacity and new capabilities to our customers, while continuing to expand our relationship with HP,” states Misha Pavlov, DOME’s president. “You can’t put together an unparalleled powerhouse offset pressroom like we have, and not complement it by bringing in these two darlings to bolster our digital offering.”

Although the newly added KBA presses will deliver direct to DOME’s new 320,000-sq.-ft. facility, the two HPs are needed immediately and will be delivered to DOME’s current main facility in Sacramento on July 17th, and will be operating by the end of the month.

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