Make Way for Ink-jet
Ink-jet technology is advancing due to its low-cost consumables, potential offset speeds and top-quality imaging. But will it leave xerography in the dust?
It will take more than just advancements in print engines to make ink-jet the story for 2007 or any year, concluded Randy Vandagraff, Kodak’s vice president, Systems Research and Development. Full solutions—including substrates that keep ink on their surface for better color density, drying systems, finishing options and workflow systems—will be needed for ink-jet to capture page production market share, Vandagraff said.
- Companies:
- Eastman Kodak Co.
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