Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Color)

The seventh annual Inkjet Summit wrapped up Wednesday evening with a dinner and awards ceremony, during which sponsors were honored for the quality of the case studies they presented to attendees. Interestingly, none of the case study winners were inkjet press manufacturers.

During the closing remarks of the 2019 Inkjet Summit, Marco Boer had a distinct message: if you want to grow in print, the inkjet choice is clear.

A new report places Canon U.S.A. in the highest ranking for continuous feed, cut sheet, and total high-volume inkjet due to its ongoing investment in inkjet technology and the success of its customers.

This webinar is designed to provide insight about how to make the operational shift and justify the investment in inkjet technology.

How far has production inkjet come, where does it have room to improve and what obstacles to its adoption remain? Inkjet Summit advisory board members Marco Boer, Elizabeth Gooding and Barb Pellow offer their insights.

Seizing the inkjet opportunity begins with a decision to invest in a press. The Inkjet Summit tells attendees everything they need to know to make that investment profitable.

Press manufacturers, postpress equipment suppliers and software, consumables and substrate companies all came together in Lucerne, Switzerland, recently to showcase automated end-to-end digital production workflows. Among the attendees were more than 100 U.S.-based printers, representing a virtual Who’s Who of leading printing companies.

Xerox is presenting a portfolio of end-to-end solutions designed to help print service providers optimize inkjet production, including the new Xerox Rialto 900 MP Inkjet Press.

As a follow-up to its recent Canon Media & Analyst Event, Canon Solutions America held an ancillary meeting for journalists and analysts covering the production print market, which included a panel discussion with Canon Solutions America customers and a tour of Canon Solutions America's Customer Experience Center.

The new inkjet color press installed at the Wisconsin Bureau of Publishing and Distribution is 30% faster than the monochrome toner printer it replaced — and the uptime is “outstanding.”