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British photo frame manufacturer Ultimat Frames has invested in the Fujifilm Acuity Prime 30 to expand its business and product offering.
Founded in 2004, the company manufactures and assembles custom frames for art and hospitality companies.
General Manager Drew Cook wants to use a broader set of pillars with Acuity Prime and take advantage of new business opportunities. The flat machine not only convinced him with its quality and versatility, but also with its excellent return on investment.
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Since the launch of Acuity Prime, Cook Operations has received orders for a variety of new products, including products for glass, leather, wood and acrylic. With the new machine, Ultimat Frames has been able to add premium custom prints and strong art prints for hotels and cruise ships to its product portfolio. Acuity Prime prints directly onto these substrates, overcoming the limitations of pre-existing format limits. It also enables collaboration with self-published artists – through new display formats that give art and its value a new dimension.
Andy Kent, Director, Fujifilm Graphic Communications Division In the UK, he commented:
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