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Jake McDonald, printing services supervisor at Alpine School District, explains how his district’s split into three new school districts is leading to the creation of three separate in-plants. At PRINTING United Expo, he was exploring equipment for one of the new shops, including direct-to-film systems for apparel, a larger flatbed printer, and options for producing thousands of new employee ID badges.
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