DCC, a US-based fully integrated graphics company specializing in color retouching and print, including large format, announced today that it has invested in an HP Indigo 15K Digital Press. This installation marks the first HP Indigo 15K Digital Press installed in New Jersey.
Based in the northeast United States and beginning as a boutique retoucher in 1987, DCC now has locations in both New York and New Jersey. DCC serves the region and beyond, offering services to major retailers and brands including jewelers, clothing companies, hotels, nonprofits, pharmaceuticals, and more. Their services include creative photography, pre-media services, retouching, production of print pieces such as brochures and large format graphics and more.
As DCC has grown, it has expanded its offerings and has ventured into packaging since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The HP Indigo 15K Digital Press is equipped with a thick substrate kit allowing the press to process up to 24pt media, which is a thick stock that can be used for packaging and other applications. This investment will allow DCC to continue its growth in packaging.
DCC is led by founder Steve Pandolfi and President Don Terwilliger. In 2002, Pandolfi partnered with Terwilliger, a highly regarded printing industry expert, to expand their footprint in printing and form DCC’s printing division. Terwilliger was selected as a UBS/Clinton Foundation mentor to help struggling minority owned businesses in 2011.
“We are happy to announce our latest addition, HP Indigo 15K,” said Pandolfi. “We have had success over the years with HP’s digital presses and it has allowed us to invest on our 4th Indigo press. This press gives us more flexibility with the widest color gamut and it allows us to print on 50lb text paper up to 24pt board most commonly used for packaging.”
