Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Color)

While the industry has been focusing on Canon's forthcoming Niagara cut-sheet inkjet press, Xerox has been hard at work on one of its own.

In this webinar, you will hear from organizations that have successfully streamlined operations to efficiently compete.

Dscoop will help foster the first annual conference for a new HP user group taking place March 4-5, 2015, in Washington, DC, immediately preceding the North American DscoopX conference at the Gaylord National Convention Center.

Three new features—Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR), an in-line coating system and an ink measurement and proofing tool—have been added to Xerox's CiPress Production Inkjet Systems for more flexibility and functionality.

Representing the next milestone in the company's strategic realignment, Heidelberg is unveiling a new digital press for the growing label market. Heidelberg and Gallus jointly developed the Gallus DCS 340 digital production system for industrial label printing in less than one year.

A new comprehensive resource for agency and in-house designers looking to optimize their work for high-speed, production inkjet technologies, has been released by Canon Solutions America. The "Designers’ Guide to Inkjet," consists of guiding principles, best practices, and real-world recommendations related to the exciting world of inkjet.

It was a high-profile event for the World Bank Group. Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was participating on a panel discussing empowering women toward prosperity.

Learn how breakthroughs in automated color management will save you time, add consistency and bring you more credibility.

Xerox has opened its newest innovation facility bringing aqueous inkjet products and services to the forefront. The Impika Inkjet Innovation Centre in Aubagne, France, is a 91,000-square-foot showroom featuring Impika’s inkjet devices.

Continuous-feed production inkjet is an exciting, evolving market. Average annual growth since 2010 has been at 93 percent, according to IT Strategies; in 2013 alone, 146 billion pages were printed globally with continuous-feed inkjet. Market-Intell estimates that this represents 350,000 tons of paper in North America in 2013.