Paper suppliers have expanded their digital paper and substrate product lines and introduced pre-converted and specialty papers. In-plants can use them to bring in additional digital print volume.

By Barbara A. Pellow

For example, many synthetic papers will run through Xerox, HP Indigo, Xeikon and Kodak digital presses. They can be used for everything from rain-resistant planter tags that describe a plant’s growing habits, to customized “do not disturb signs,” to removable window signs that promote sales.

In May of this year, Xerox announced three upgraded lines of paper: Polyester Paper, DuraPaper and Removable Signage. These substrates take advantage of digital press capabilities associated with printing short runs and variable information to open an array of new application opportunities.

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Barbara Pellow is the owner and founder of Pellow and Partners. With her long history focusing on digital communications and print technology, she works with both print service providers and equipment and software manufacturers on the development of strategies to improve revenue and profitability and grow market share.

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