Marrutt launches professional inkjet Photobooks

05/09/07

Marrutt Digital has introduced a range of luxurious leather-look professional Photobooks designed for professional photographers to produce Photobooks in-house in minutes, at a fraction of the cost of outsourcing using their own inkjet prints. They are exclusive to Marrutt (look out for leaflet inserted in this issue)

Two sizes of Photobooks are available – to take A4 landscape or 30cm x 30cm (A3 trimmed one edge) prints – with the covers in two colours, Portfolio Black and Pearl White. They take a minimum of five and a maximum of approximately 20 average thickness inkjet prints. The Photobooks are heat bound for total reliability and durability.
Priced at £79.50+VAT and £3.95 P&P per pack of 10 Photobooks, (either size and colour) these professional hotobook binders use the industry standard Unibind heat binding system. The Photobooks are also sold individually for £12.95+VAT and P&P.
Startup Pack Offer : Marrutt is offering a startup pack, which includes a Unibind heat binder and a pack of 10 Marrutt Photobooks (same size and colour), for only £199.50+VAT and P&P, a saving of £29+VAT, as the binding machine
usually sells for £149+VAT.
Free sample Photobook: Marrutt is prepared to supply a sample Photobook (either size or colour) for only the carriage cost of £3.95, if you apply online at www.marrutt.com. Strictly one sample per person.
A fast, professional gold or silver foil blocking service is available
e-mail: digital@marrutt.com

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