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Konica Minolta Helps GAM Reach Full Print Potential Through Embellishment
Printer Expands Konica Minolta Equipment Line-up with AccurioShine 3600, Upgrades to Latest Cut-sheet Technology
RAMSEY, NJ / ACCESS Newswire / May 27, 2025 / Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) today announced GAM Graphics and Marketing (GAM) has added to its growing Konica Minolta device line-up with the AccurioShine 3600 with iFoil One.

Nathaniel Grant, President, GAM Graphics and Marketing with their newly installed
Konica Minolta AccurioShine 3600 with iFoil One digital print embellishment press.
Since becoming a customer in 2019, GAM, a family-run business since 1976 out of Sterling, Virginia, has continued to expand its print shop with Konica Minolta equipment. In 2023, it was Konica's Minolta's first AccurioWide 250 Wide Format Inkjet Printer installation in the U.S. GAM currently runs two AccurioPress 7136 digital presses and two AccurioPress C14000 presses - one of which is currently being upgraded to the C14010S model, a fifth color cutsheet press with white toner capabilities. GAM anticipates white toner opening up additional opportunities, having previous experience with a competitive machine on which it created projects such as black business cards with white print, dark sheet invitations and a variety of other applications.
GAM's print shop is unique, with an in-house designer who learns to design for each newly acquired piece of equipment. With the addition of the AccurioShine 3600, they are now designing to utilize the clear varnish and grayscale drop technology for raised print capabilities with varied microns of thickness for a 3D look - blowing customers away with the results. New projects include using clear varnish on transit bus graphics to create a more realistic look, making a bank client's logo shine beyond its expectations and using foil and varnish on program covers for a few long-time clients, enhancing what it was able to do in the past. With embellishment rapidly adding to its bottom line, GAM predicts the AccurioShine 3600 will become a profitable part of its business within six months.
"Konica Minolta continues to bring new technology to the industry, a prime example being the AccurioPress C14010S with white toner. While the market may be unpredictable, Konica Minolta remains forward-looking, and their ongoing investments have significantly benefitted our business," said Nathaniel Grant, President, GAM Graphics and Marketing. "We are thoroughly impressed with the IQ-601 Intelligent Quality Optimizer. Within the first two to three sheets, we have perfect registration for the job. That is pretty much a game changer for us, and we are excited to see what more we can do with this new model."
"Konica Minolta's approach to production and industrial print goes beyond simply offering products; it's about providing comprehensive solutions that integrate seamlessly into a print provider's workflow," said Frank Mallozzi, President, IPP, Konica Minolta. "Meeting customer needs is our number one driver of change, and our 20-year anniversary in production print is proof of the power of listening, evolving and growing together with our customers. Our incredible partnership with GAM is all about the right technology and reliable support, enhancing their offerings and increasing their efficiency to grow profitability and ensure long-term success."
Konica Minolta's AccurioShine 3600 with iFoil One option allows printers to meet the demanding needs of today's printing requirements. The device enables in-house spot UV varnishing, from prototyping to full production, without the need for screens, plates or dies. The high-performance, toner-based C14010S production press builds upon the success of the AccurioPress C14000, offering enhanced capabilities that guarantee exceptional print quality and efficiency for a diverse range of applications. Learn about Konica Minolta's full line of production and industrial print products here.
About Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc.'s (Konica Minolta) journey started more than 150 years ago, with a vision to see and do things differently. The company partners with clients to Give Shape to Ideas by supporting their digital transformation through its expansive Intelligent Connected Workplace portfolio. Its business technology offerings include IT Services, intelligent information management, video security solutions and managed print services, as well as office technology and industrial and commercial print solutions. 2025 marks Konica Minolta's 20th anniversary in production print, for which it celebrates "20 Years of Excellence, Innovation and Impact," and continues to lead the way in digital commercial printing. This year also commemorates 20 years of Konica Minolta's bizhub brand. Over the past two decades, the bizhub series has revolutionized office technology and redefined how businesses operate. It has continuously evolved to meet the needs of modern workplaces, fueled by advances in technology and a commitment to innovation. Konica Minolta is proud to be ranked on the Forbes 2025 America's Best Large Employers list, included on CRN's MSP 500 list numerous times; recognized as the #1 Brand for Customer Loyalty in the MFP Office Copier Market by Brand Keys for eighteen consecutive years and presented with Keypoint Intelligence's BLI 2025 and 2021 A3 Line of The Year and BLI 2021-2023 Most Color Consistent A3 Brand Awards for its bizhub One i-Series. For more information, please visit Konica Minolta online and follow it on Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Twitter.
About GAM
Founded in 1976 by Reverend Charles Grant, GAM originally started as a means for students of Grace Christian Academy - the school created and run by Reverend Grant - to learn a marketable job skill. GAM Printers quickly became a well-known print shop with hundreds of customers in Loudoun County. Nathaniel Grant and his sister Faith later took the reins and brought GAM Printers to what it is today, offering high-quality, cutting-edge design, print and fulfillment services with a talented and professional staff who make customer service their top priority.
Konica Minolta Contact
Maggie Grande
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc.
[email protected]
+551-500-2659
SOURCE: Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc.
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