Graph Expo: A Glimpse of Printing’s Future
With larger crowds, the return of some major offset vendors and
a host of
new inkjet technologies, Graph Expo had a lot to offer.
Océ, a Canon Group Co., showed its ColorStream 3500 inkjet system for the first time in North America. The 201⁄2˝-wide machine prints at 246 fpm to produce 536 ppm with a single unit, and 1,073 ppm in a twin-engine configuration.
Canon, meanwhile, was running its seven-color DreamLabo 5000 roll-fed inkjet printer, designed for high-end applications. It uses proprietary FINE inkjet technology to apply CMYK plus photo cyan, photo magenta and gray dye-based inks. Canon also showed the new imagePRESS C7010VPS, which teams Canon's offset-like 1,200-dpi resolution with Océ PRISMAsync workflow, and offers up to eight hours of plan-ahead production. (Watch a video detailing its key feaures.)
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