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LEP Colour Printers is going digital with the launch of its new Digital Print Centre, featuring an HP Indigo 5500 and a full suite of bindery and finishing equipment for fast turnaround and smaller quantity jobs.

The Queensland-based trade-exclusive printer’s new Digital Print Centre complements its already extensive range of offset printed products, and was built onsite within the company’s existing 2,200sqm factory.

“Our new Digital Print Centre caters for the smaller quantity options and faster turnaround times our customers are looking for,” said CEO John Bromfield (pictured). “We’ve also introduced additional product options to give our customers more choice.” 

According to Bromfield, the launch of the new Digital Print Centre reflects the next growth phase for LEP since its beginnings in 2001.

“LEP has become a leading player in the trade printing industry, and is a well respected dynamic trade-print supplier,” said Bromfield. “We’ve earned a solid reputation for providing quality print products with a fast turn-around time at highly competitive prices, and it’s a reputation we’re keen to maintain.”

The Digital Print Centre will complement LEP’s existing fleet of impressive technology which includes two Ryobi 920 A1 four-colour offset presses, state-of-the-art chemical-free computer to plate (CtP) technology as well as a full suite of bindery and finishing equipment.

“Our move last year into the larger premises reflects and underpins our infrastructure growth plans for the future, and reflects the strength of our core business as a national trade-exclusive printer,” said Bromfield.

Since the move, LEP has introduced a series of initiatives aimed at providing customers with a greater range of services, with the introduction of a fully integrated online ordering and job-tracking system, providing access to online quoting, ordering and information on the progress of each order 24 hours a day.

“We call it the LEP Advantage. It’s all about giving our customers the competitive edge and making it easier for them to do business with us,” said Bromfield “Customers love being able to monitor their work and seeing where it’s at. We’ve also introduced a number of other initiatives such as the option for customers to add a label with their own logo on the external packaging.”

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