WASATCH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
RECENT NEWS RELEASES
Romp Skis Achieves Sublimation Success with Wasatch SoftRIP
January 24, 2012 - Wasatch SoftRIP has played an integral role in helping Romp Skis, a unique ski manufacturer in Crested Butte, Colorado, customize the production of their innovative handmade skis. "Wasatch gave us a profile that produces great color," says Caleb Weinberg, Owner. "That made our dye sublimation process fast and smooth."
El Día Saves Time and Money with Wasatch SoftRIP SP
November 29, 2011 - Wasatch SoftRIP SP has been instrumental in helping El Día, a daily newspaper in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, make their film separations production process more efficient. Thanks to SoftRIP SP's fast RIP speeds, powerful workflow tools, and easy-to-navigate interface, El Día has been able to save time and money and improve their overall workflow.
Wasatch Releases SoftRIP Version 6.9
October 26, 2011 - Wasatch SoftRIP Version 6.9 offers dramatic speed improvements for users who keep multiple entries in their RIP and Print Queues; a new Output column in the Print Queue for keeping track of how many copies of a job have been printed; enhancements to our barcode-driven print-and-cut workflow; the option for users to mirror and rotate their images directly in the Print Setup screen; and the ability to add center register marks that are useful in the production of inkjet separations.
Wasatch Helps SansÉgal Produce Inkjet Separations
October 13, 2011 - Wasatch SoftRIP is helping SansÉgal, a full service design and apparel company in Sandy, UT, control their halftoning options and automate their workflow. With powerful and customizable solutions from Wasatch, SansÉgal has been able to tailor a production workflow that helps them save time, money, and materials.
Wasatch Automates Production with a New Print-and-Cut Workflow
September 14, 2011 - The latest update to Wasatch SoftRIP supports a powerful new print-and-cut workflow. This new workflow allows users to utilize the barcode system of their roll cutter to automate their print-and-cut production process. This workflow saves user time, and, just as importantly, can eliminate costly user errors.
