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Global Imaging Unveils the Massivit 1800 3D Printer at their 10th Customer VIP Event

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7 years ago

March 13, 2017

Global Imaging introduced it’s newest portfolio partner, Massivit3D, at its recent Workflow Studio VIP Event. The event was attended by over 70 printing and textile business owners and manufacturer’s reps from 18 states across the country.

“This was our 10th Workflow Studio VIP Event and it felt like an especially important one,” said Greg Lamb, CEO of Global Imaging. Global hosted manufacturer reps from Aleyant tFlow, Caldera, Zünd, Durst, Massivit, PrinterEvolution and Aberdeen Fabrics. “We had some new manufacturers at this event. Our manufacturer partners are very important to us because our product portfolio is the bedrock of our business. We wanted to make a great showing for manufacturers and customers alike and fortunately the VIP Event was a huge success for everyone,” Lamb said.

The event was a great way to introduce Global’s newest piece of equipment in their Workflow Studio Demonstration Facility, the Massivit 1800. “The Massivit 1800 is a real showstopper. Not only is it huge and fun to watch in action, but it gets the creative juices flowing. We were part of many exciting conversations about the potential to reinvent POP and display advertising with this amazing printer,” Lamb said.

“The entire event was of value to me. I felt like this was a great learning experience and was not pressured to purchase anything. I was encouraged to ask questions and learn from the presenters and attendees,” was a comment left by one of the attendees.

The Massvit 1800 3D printer is available for hands-on demonstrations at Global Imaging’s Workflow Studio in Louisville, Colorado.

The next Workflow Studio VIP Event will be held July 12-13. Interested candidates should contact Global Imaging at 800.787.9801

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