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May 11, 1999

Gears Graphics Incorporated And Optronics Sign Reseller Agreement: Prepress Equipment Dealer and Integrator To Sell And Service Optronics Aurora PlateSetters and ColorGetter Scanners in NYC Metro Area

Optronics International Corporation announced a reseller agreement with Gears Graphics Incorporated, one of the leading prepress equipment dealers on the East Coast. Gears is noted for providing its customers strong integration capabilities and service. The relationship with Gears gives Optronics access to a large list of loyal, successful accounts, while the addition of Optronics scanners and platesetters complements Gears' prepress workflow product line.

Aurora PlateSetters provide printers the improved quality and productivity of the Optronics computer-to-plate system. With the tightest overall accuracy and repeatability of .0002" (.005mm), Aurora PlateSetters ensure perfect color and fit on press. Aurora PlateSetters are available in a choice of formats and speeds to meet a variety of production needs. The Aurora is an 8-up imager, while the Aurora 4/6 handles, 4- and 6-up sizes. Lightning versions of each machine are available, and provide twice the speed of standard Auroras. Aurora PIateSetters are configured for either visible light or thermal imaging material.

The ColorGetter scanner is a high-quality desktop scanner that generates scans of extraordinary resolution (up to 8,128 dpi) and color fidelity - made possible with superior optics and proven PMT technology. The scanner captures 36-bit data over a wide dynamic highlight and shadow range of 0.0 to 4.2 Dmax. For the busy production professional, it provides fast drum speeds to 1,200 RPM.
Initial plans include sales and service training, and coordination of a road show among Gears customers.



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