Mark Willis, managing director of KMS Litho told printweek.com that by bringing work back in-house coupled with additional business from its clients, the firm plans to grow its £700,000 turnover business to £1m "in 18 months time".
He added: "We are a company which has grown slowly and steadily" that is "constantly evaluating new technology and striving to work smarter and cleaner".
The 14-year-old firm, which employs 11 full and part-time staff, operates the B2 press with its Prosetter 74 visible light platesetter kit via its Prinect Prepress Interface.
In addition to the Speedmaster, the firm operates a two-colour Printmaster PM 52-2 and a Heidelberg finishing battery that includes a Stahlfolder Ti and a Wohlenberg guillotine.