Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Color)
IPG traveled to the Sunshine State this week for Canon Solutions America's second anniversary celebration. While there, we also got the lowdown on some exciting new Canon technology and the company's future growth expectations.
The University of Tennessee in-plant stays on the cutting edge of technology with a new Kodak NexPress SX3900. The NexPress SX3900 had only been up and running for a few weeks when IPG spoke with him, but Jack Williams, director of University Printing and Mail, says he hopes to soon see it producing brochures, landscape saddle-stitched books, perfect-bound books and posters.
Barb Pellow shares what’s in her crystal ball for print and marketing service providers in 2015: trends, opportunities, and more.
Touchscreen technology in the press room has remained unchanged for many years. But a new white paper from the Landa Group explains how the company's latest technology brings the press operator's experience into the 21st century.
At the Digital Book Printing Conference, Marco Boer discusses how digital printing can help save the book printing industry.
The next generation of digital printing systems from Heidelberg is set to launch, expanding on the company's strategic relationship with Ricoh. The Linoprint CV and Linoprint CP will replace the C751 and C901 models.
The SE9480 Digital Duplicator from RISO is now available in the United States. At speeds up to 185 sheets per minute, it is the fastest cut-sheet duplicator on the market.
When the Iowa Bankers Association installed a four-color Ryobi 3304 in 2007, Todd Palmer was excited that his two-employee in-plant would be able to bring the majority of the association’s four-color printing in-house. But a lot can change in eight years.
In September, the 70-employee state printing and mailing operation installed a 42˝ Océ ColorWave 650 and greatly expanded its wide-format business, focusing on larger-sized posters and banners than the shop’s previous 24˝ Canon imagePrograf W6400 could produce.
It’s not often that a popping-style street dancer and a billionaire are the opening acts for a printing press, but that only goes to show that Manroland Sheetfed knows how to put on a show.