Continuous Forms Refuse to Die
Shifts in market share and work environment issues sustain continuous forms as traditional workhorses
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At present, continuous form products account for approximately 10 percent of Quick Tab II’s orders. Daughenbaugh reported 75 percent of those orders are for checks; the remaining 25 percent are for statements, invoices and purchase orders. “The demand is primarily for short-runs, meaning 5,000 pieces or less,” he added. “We keep four pack-to-pack presses busy on short-run orders, and use Stevens web presses for the longer runs.”
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