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Topic: RSS Feed(Westside Litho)
Print Action, Feb 2003
WESTSIDE LITHO of Mississauga, Ontario, has installed a Topsetter 74 from Heidelberg. The 15-year-old company also employs Heidelberg's Delta workflow system, and accepts Mac or PC files that can be transferred via FTP. Film at the company is imaged by a Heidelberg Hercules Pro imagesetter to a maximum resolution of 5,080-dpi and line screen ruling of up to 300 lines per inch. The company uses an Epson 7000 for preliminary digital proofs and also for contract proofs. Pictured with the press (from left to right) are Bill Campbell, John Richer and Larry Maclntosh.
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