Ink-jet: A Disruptive Technology
Ink-jet printing may play a major part in your in-plant's future. Here's an excerpt from a new book on the topic by an industry observer.
A Challenge to Toner
Full-color ink-jet printer/presses challenge toner for many—if not all—applications and open up the potential of medium- to high-volume offset litho markets previously closed to digital production. Hybrid combinations of ink-jet and offset—as well as ink-jet and flexo for packaging applications—provide another dimension to the way in which processes are used to cost-effectively produce differentiated products.
Frank Romano is Professor Emeritus at RIT School of Media Sciences.
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