Durst Reports Significant New Installs of 30 inch Theta 76 Digital Photo Printer

from Durst Image Technology US, LLC
Created: February 12, 2010

Durst Image Technology U.S., llc today reported a dramatic increase in the number of installs of its Theta 76 30-inch Multi-Format Lab System during the first half of the year.

At Burrell Colour Imaging in Crown Point, IN, the Theta 76 was the solution to a nagging dilemma. ?The biggest problem we?ve always had is the ability to match our larger prints to our unit printing, but with our new Theta we no longer have that problem,? said General Manager Cindy Agans. ?Because everything in an order is printed at the same time, from the same roll and the same emulsion, we don?t have to worry anymore about trying to match different printers and papers. Our turnaround time on orders is also much better now too. Printing an order on different machines wastes time and money. Now we can print and ship it the same day. Image quality has been very good on the Theta, and operation of the machine is very easy. We?re using it for more and more of our orders.?

Steve Pullin, President and Chief Operating Officer of Full Color Inc. in Dallas, TX, said he chose the Theta 76 ?to keep up with the latest technology and equipment. And the Theta, since it processes and cuts all in one machine, allows us to free up valuable floor space for continued growth. We?re operating more efficiently than before, which positively affects the bottom line. We?ve actually operated Durst equipment here for many years and it?s proven to be high quality and very reliable ? also good for the bottom line.?

?The exceptional image quality, versatility and workflow of Durst?s Theta 76 printer is widely known, and it has become even more important as photo professionals look for ways to get the most out of their operations during this economic downturn,? said Christopher Howard, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Durst U.S. ?Our ability to come up with solid solutions based on leading equipment sets us apart, and it?s prompting more labs to turn to Durst.?

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