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The Atlanta Journal Constitution first to install mRC in the US

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) has joined other prominent newspaper publishers including The New Strait Times Press of Malaysia and Gannett subsidiary Newsquest, UK in selecting Q.I. Press Controls’ mRC product. The AJC opted for 48 mRC cameras for closed loop color registration. Additionally, they have ordered Q.I. Press Controls’ IQM system for quality reporting.

Friday 12. September 2008 - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) has joined other prominent newspaper publishers including The New Strait Times Press of Malaysia and Gannett subsidiary Newsquest, UK in selecting Q.I. Press Controls’ mRC product. The AJC opted for 48 mRC cameras for closed loop color registration. Additionally, they have ordered Q.I. Press Controls’ IQM system for quality reporting.

Each of the AJC’s four TKS presses consists of twelve footprints and a double-folder. All press lines will be equipped with 12 mRC scanners (48 in total) in order to enable perfect color register, using the world’s smallest register marks, as well as to ensure minimum waste.

Richard Hawes, AJC Director of Operations explained, “We investigated the market for register control systems very thoroughly, and Q.I. Press Controls offered a superior product that met our needs.” Hawes continued, “After visiting The Boston Globe and hearing how pleased they were with Q.I. products, we felt even better about our decision.”