Three Z Printing Adds Goss M-500 to its Fleet

Three Z recently added a Goss M-500 to expand its printing operations. The M-500 is known for its proven technology and ability to deliver high print quality, efficiency and reliability at up to 40,000 impressions per hour. Affordability, straightforward design and versatility are all hallmarks of the M500.

“Given Three Z’s extensive line of Goss equipment, the M-500 was a logical step to enhance their operations with a minimal learning curve for the staff,” explains Alexander Lutton, Goss Project Manager. “The features of this equipment will help to ensure that Three Z will remain one of the top commercial printers in the US.”

The installation and commissioning were completed ahead of schedule. The Goss team enacted rigorous project planning during the preliminary phase, to guarantee an on-time and smooth startup. Intensive quality audits and signoffs during the build and testing period ensured the M-500 produced high-quality product straightaway.

“The M-500 provides the technology and speed to help Three Z be competitive in the markets we print in,” explains Bill Zerrusen, CEO of Three Z Printing. “The added capacity will allow us to be more efficient plus give us the room to add additional sales. Three Z has benefited from our long-standing relationship with Goss and we look forward to continuing that in the years to come.”
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