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Color-Logic names Harvard Pinnacle Group an official Visualis3R dealer

Color-Logic says partnership leverages HPG's reputation for hands-on education.

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Color-Logic, worldwide distributor for Visualis3R, has announced that Harvard Pinnacle Group Corp (HPG) has become an official Visualis3R dealer. Color-Logic says this strategic partnership leverages the longstanding HPG reputation for innovation and hands-on education, making them the ideal partner for both demonstrating and selling the transformative capabilities of Visualis3R in the print industry.

HPG, known for its evolution from a Macintosh training center to a premier digital print manufacturing facility, is committed to advancing the printing industry through technology adoption and continuous skill development. Their Applied Technology Center (ATC) digital printing facility is designed to bridge the skills gap between traditional printing practices and emerging digital embellishment technologies. The HPG ATC provides a unique environment where print professionals can evaluate, test, and implement the latest advancements in multi-vendor workflows—including Visualis3R cutting-edge solutions.

As the only facility of its kind in the region, the HPG ATC offers:

  • A model pre-press and production environment
  • Multi-vendor integration for workflow testing
  • Hands-on training and research in digital embellishment printing
  • Client production simulations to showcase the business potential of print enhancements

“Visualis3R is revolutionizing how printers approach specialty color and embellishment, and HPG is perfectly positioned to help the industry embrace this change,” said Mark Geeves, director of sales & marketing at Color-Logic. “Their Applied Technology Center is not just a showroom, but a true education and innovation hub where printers can experience Visualis3R technology firsthand and learn how to maximize its business impact.”

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