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American Print Consultants to Hold Grand Opening for New Facility

Event will include workshops with 18 vendors on hand to answer questions.

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2 years ago

March 31, 2022

Signs of the Times Staff

Courtesy of American Print Consultants

American Print Consultants (APC; Chambersburg, PA), a distributor of wide-format printers and supplies, will hold a grand opening celebration for its recently purchased facility.

On April 21, the company will hold a ribbon-cutting for the 32,000-sq.-ft. facility in Chambersburg beginning at 9:30 a.m. Educational workshops and festivities will follow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Workshops will cover the basics of sublimation printing; color management; printer maintenance; and window, floor and wall applications.

Eighteen vendor partners will be on hand to answer questions and show off new products. The vendors include: Banner-Ups, Beaver Paper, Caldera, Dreamscape Wallcoverings, FDC, Graphtec, HP, Triangle INX, Mactac, Practix, Mimaki, Mutoh, Royal Sovereign, Yarrington Mills, Keencut, Ultraflex, ColorLogic and Marabu.

The facility features a dedicated showroom, equipment refurbish area, sublimation finishing area, warehouse, training area and offices.

“Our customers mean everything to us, and we wanted a way to give back. We have lots of surprises, door prizes, fun food trucks, music, and most importantly, our vendors. We look forward to sharing this day with everyone,” said Brian Hendricks, partner, APC.

For more information about APC’s grand opening, visit apcink.com/gorsvp.

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