Workhorse Products, Phoenix, Ariz., recently renovated its 2,500-square-foot showroom/training/printing facility at its Phoenix headquarters.
In a two-minute video (shown above) of the new showroom, viewers are taken on a department-by-department tour. It starts off in pre- and post-press with bench and floor-model exposing units and screen drying. It then shows the reclaiming station, manual screen printing presses, flash cures, automatic presses, and compact and full-size dryers.
It ends by showing supplies, including inks, emulsions, materials and chemicals. The overview allows customers to see what’s available and evaluate the hands-on nature of training held at the facility.
For more information, visit workhorseproducts.com. — L.M.
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