MCSi Mitsubishi Corporations long-serving plate product manager Paul Rudman has joined the technical specialist team at Printing Techniques.
Rudman, who worked for MCSi for 14 years, will co-ordinate customer support for all Printing Techniques plate products.
"Printing Techniques is a consumer-minded company, with good products and a good team," he said.
MCSi managing director Jo Simons said that Rudman had "worked hard" during his time with the firm but had elected to leave "at a point in time when Mitsubishi was making a 6m investment in UK infrastructure."
Northampton-based Printing Techniques is the sole UK distributor of Agfas photopolymer CTP plates, and also sells the Agfa P970/P971 thermal range, which has become commercially available. "Customers are starting to get more choice and thats a good thing," said Rudman.
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