Mr. David Burton

David Burton joins Lightbrigade
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Company relaunched as B&P Lightbrigade Group, David Burton appointed as Managing Director,

David Burton, managing director of B&P Lightbrigade Group comments: "Three years ago we took a long, hard look at how we ran our print factory.Our sales and account handlers were spending 80 percent of their time chasing job bags around the building.Every time we added a new printer, and the associated staff required to run it, the problems were compounded and we knew we needed a way to streamline our operation and manage our day-to-day production."

The resulting solution for Burton was for B&P Lightbrigade to produce a bespoke package which was developed specifically to cater for the idiosyncrasies which are specific to wide-format digital production.

David Burton, General Manager The Light Brigade, Ltd.

Mr David BurtonGroup Managing DirectorB&P Lightbrigade Group LtdUnit 3, Chertsey Business Centre

"We see the NUR range as a natural progression of our current product portfolio, with special emphasis on superwide production printing applications," says B&P Lightbrigade's managing director, David Burton.

"We see the NUR range as a natural progression of our current product portfolio, with special emphasis on superwide production printing applications," says B&P Lightbrigade's Managing Director, David Burton.

"We see the NUR range as a natural progression of our current product portfolio, with special emphasis on superwide production printing applications," says B&P Lightbrigade-s Managing Director, David Burton.

B&P managing director David Burton said he did not expect entrepreneurial dealers who are industry enthusiasts to work with Uniform, but rather targeting more conservative dealers with greater brand focus.

David Burton, Light Brigade's managing director, says: "The real attraction with the 5260 is its ability rapidly to consume media.With its realistic price, the 5260 is undoubtedly a very competitive machine and represents the next step forward for any company already running a couple of inkjet machines."

Light Brigade will use the 5260, which is designed for high production and professional service provider environments, for display graphics and point of sale materials at its Chertsey facility.The company's annual turnover is around £6m and clients include the Football Association and the Royal Horticultural Society.

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B&P Lightbrigade's David Burton explains: "We already have a number of grand-format systems installed that produce at around the 300 dpi mark but, whilst these existing printers give us massive print capacity, we felt that it was time to consider looking towards quality rather than quantity."