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This is a firsthand account of how screen printing equipment was really built. Clifford Daniel Hix spent over four decades working in the industry, including at Hix Corporation. In this book, he shares the early days of a family business-from a small shop on 4th Street to a full manufacturing operation. Inside are stories of: A rotary heat transfer machine called ""April"" that changed how printing was done The development of dryers and presses built to last decades An in-house aluminum foundry that transformed manufacturing The Dyco operation, where materials were made, not just used Along the way are the people behind it-especially a father who taught by example, and two brothers who built something together through skill, persistence, and hard work. This is not a corporate history. It's how it really happened.

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