Established in 1982 as a high-quality offset business, Brandywine Printing acquired its first digital color printer in 2010. The company added two more cut-sheet digital printing devices soon after and transitioned its entire printing workflow to EFI Fiery ® digital front ends (DFEs). By 2012 the company sold off all of its analog printing equipment. Brandywine has had a roll-to-roll wide-format printer for several years, using it to capture some signage and graphics business. Growing demand for that type of work led General Manager Derek Brooks to seek a more efficient way to produce signage, especially work on rigid substrates. “We were doing a lot of signage work with vinyl that required mounting,” Brooks reports. “It would take hours and hours. We used to call it ‘ca

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