{"id":265403,"date":"2025-12-08T08:44:03","date_gmt":"2025-12-08T16:44:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/worldimagingnews.com\/?p=265403"},"modified":"2025-12-22T20:09:56","modified_gmt":"2025-12-23T04:09:56","slug":"supreme-graphics-becomes-first-in-north-america-to-install-skandacors-finishpro-3d-1623","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/worldimagingnews.com\/fr\/supreme-graphics-becomes-first-in-north-america-to-install-skandacors-finishpro-3d-1623\/","title":{"rendered":"Supreme Graphics Becomes First in North America to Install Skandacor\u2019s FINISHpro 3D 1623"},"content":{"rendered":"
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ROCHESTER, NY \u2013 December 2025<\/strong> -<\/p>\n

Today, Skandacor announced the first North American installation of the FINISHpro 3D 1623 at Supreme Graphics, a full-service print provider based in Arcadia, Wisconsin. Supreme Graphics is the first to bring the innovative raised UV printer into production, signaling a major step forward in its finishing capabilities and value-added print offerings.<\/p>\n

The installation follows the 1623\u2019s widely celebrated debut at PRINTING United Expo 2025, where the machine generated nonstop booth traffic, multiple on-site sales, and industry-wide excitement for being the world\u2019s first inkjet\u00a0embellishment press priced under $65,000<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Supreme Graphics CEO\u00a0Chris Blaschko<\/strong>\u00a0explained the decision: “Without a doubt, the biggest factor was the cost. We wanted to expand our embellishment offering. We have been looking at other raised UV capable devices over the years and found the cost of entry to be prohibitive, so we continued to outsource that part of our business. Now we can bring it in-house at a reasonable price from a reputable vendor whom we already have a positive relationship with.”<\/p>\n

Designed for sheets up to 16×23 inches, the FINISHpro 3D 1623 produces raised textures, and dimensional spot UV using an intuitive, compact, and cost-efficient platform. For shops like Supreme Graphics, the ability to add premium, high-margin embellishment work without disrupting existing workflows represents a major competitive advantage.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re thrilled to see Supreme Graphics lead the charge,\u201d said\u00a0Brad Drever<\/strong>, CEO of Skandacor. \u201cTheir team immediately recognized how the 1623 helps level the playing field – allowing smaller and mid-sized shops to offer the type of premium finishing that wins bigger jobs and builds stronger customer loyalty.\u201d<\/p>\n

The 1623 also integrates seamlessly with Skandacor\u2019s broader finishing ecosystem, pairing with LAMpro laminators and specialty finishers to add textured laminates and digital foil effects. This creates a complete, modular embellishment workflow at an accessible investment level.<\/p>\n

Supreme Graphics expects the new embellishment capabilities to strengthen its offerings across commercial print, direct mail, packaging, and specialty products – further solidifying its reputation as one of Wisconsin\u2019s most innovative print providers.<\/p>\n

Supreme Graphics expects the new capabilities to strengthen its offerings across commercial print, direct mail, packaging, and specialty products. “We were already doing a lot of soft-touch laminate and spot foiling,” added\u00a0Blaschko. “Now we can add spot raised UV to our in-house embellishment mix.”<\/p>\n

As momentum continues to build following PRINTING United, Skandacor reports strong nationwide interest in the FINISHpro 3D 1623 from printers looking to expand into profitable embellishment work without overspending on capital equipment.<\/p>\n

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