In a significant move, Hampden Press, based in Denver, Colorado, has sealed the deal for a Scodix Ultra 2500 SHD digital enhancement press at drupa, further enhancing its printing capabilities and market competitiveness.

The newly launched Scodix Ultra 2500 SHD Digital Enhancement Press is poised to revolutionize Hampden Press's operations, offering a diverse range of innovative applications. One of its standout features is the capability to print on uncoated paper, made possible by Scodix’s latest-release MLE technology. This cutting-edge feature caters directly to the demands of Colorado’s environmentally conscious market, aligning seamlessly with Hampden Press’s commitment to sustainability and pioneering industry trends. Additionally, the platform significantly boosts Hampden’s capacity to handle last-minute projects efficiently, providing a competitive edge in the fast-paced printing industry.

“We firmly believe that Scodix is a game-changer in the commercial print market,” states Matt Blue, President of Hampden Press. “The ability to embellish non-treated, uncoated stocks showcases the remarkable versatility and productivity of the technology, adding substantial value to our product offerings. Signing this deal at drupa underscores our confidence that being the first to adopt Scodix in Colorado will position us as industry leaders. Digital embellishments are set to transform our products, and we eagerly anticipate exploring new artistic avenues with our e-commerce partners.”

This strategic investment underscores Hampden Press’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. By leveraging the Scodix Ultra 2500 SHD, they aim to not only meet but exceed the evolving needs and expectations of their clientele.