Kennesaw, Ga. – Founded 40 years ago, The Fox Co. is known for their incredible quality in offset. Recently, they have had a growing demand from customers for digital printing. After thinking about going digital for a while, the company decided upon the Versafire CV from Heidelberg to meet these demands.

Impressive Functions — More Options
The Fox Co. of West Allis, Wisconsin recently added the Versafire CV to complement their complete Heidelberg shop, which includes Prinect, the Speedmaster CD 74-6+L-F, and the Speedmaster SM 74-6+L.

“Our customers were using other suppliers for their digital printing,” said Matt Fox, the Operations Manager of The Fox Co. “However, they kept asking for us to add a digital component to our shop because they’d prefer to use us for all of their jobs. Now, the printed product looks great and our customers are happy, so we are very comfortable with pushing our digital offerings.”

Printing 90 pages per minute, the Versafire CV is the best option to meet the company’s quick turnaround times. Offering impressive functions such as its ability to print five colors including white, clear varnish, or fluorescent neon yellow and pink, The Fox Co is now able to give customers more options.

“We didn’t realize how much work we were missing out on because we didn’t have digital,” said Fox. “Now that we have it, it’s nice to keep that work in house. We’re exceeding their expectations, especially with distinguishing features on the Versafire like being able to print with white and clear.”

The Name That Carries a Lot of Weight
Being a complete Heidelberg shop, The Fox Co. takes pride in the fact that they are able to print products that are of the utmost quality. Thanks to the innovative laser technology, the Versafire CV delivers razor-sharp, high-resolution images and creates consistent sheet to sheet and color registration—allowing The Fox Co. to continue to print products at the top-notch standard their clients expect.

“The products we produce on Heidelberg equipment is simply the best,” said Fox. “The name Heidelberg carries a lot of weight in the marketplace, so we continue to purchase industry-leading equipment from them.”