Digital Lizard Accelerates Digital Expansion in Renovated Facility with New HP Indigo W7250 Digital Press

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LAS VEGAS—July 29, 2014—Digital Lizard has completed the installation of a new HP Indigo W7250—a powerhouse, photo-quality digital production press available at fewer than 50 commercial providers nationwide. The move marks another milestone in their ongoing digital growth strategy, having made two acquisitions and a multi-million-dollar investment into facilities and technological development over the last two years.

In addition to being one of the world’s foremost digital production presses, the HP Indigo W7250 stands out because of its 12.75x39" cutoff size and market-leading photo reproduction quality.

"We are excited about the new parameters and capabilities," said Bill Wieners, president of Digital Lizard. "This press not only opens up new creative format options, but also delivers unsurpassed production capacity, with full personalization abilities. Digital Lizard is one of very few commercial providers nationwide giving customers access to this exceptional technology."

The new press, along with six other digital presses, is housed in Digital Lizard’s premier new facility at 2650 Westwood, Las Vegas. In the last 12 months, the 30,000-square-foot building has been completely renovated, offering a highly automated pressroom, well-appointed office space, pristine customer viewing area and lounge—and more digital print capacity than any other provider in the Las Vegas area. The facility is also equipped with temperature, humidity, airflow, energy, and other controls designed specifically around digital production.

The new location works in tandem with Digital Lizard’s Hayden, ID, plant, which boasts another 10 HP digital presses. The two manufacture an extensive array of marketing pieces, direct mail, photogift products, convention materials, and other items, most of which are received, produced, and shipped the same day.

Both facilities also leverage proprietary technologies that enable the enterprise to securely integrate with customers’ existing systems and help them build digital solutions. Such work has included on-demand response mailings for lost PINs and automated product development systems for the yearbook and photogift markets.