The Dorchester firm, which specialises in academic publishing for clients including the British Museum, has installed the machine just three months after delivery of its first Digimaster E150.
"In addition to short-run books and reprinting journals, we are doing custom publishing," said Helen Kennett, Henry Ling head of manufacturing.
"Data is taken from several existing publications and combined to produce a book with a compilation of extracts for educational purposes, such as a particular university course or training programme."
Henry Ling's second Digimaster E150 features two input drawers and a high-capacity stacker.
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