Digital Printing-Wide Format - Roll to Roll
Executive leaders from Canon Solutions America's Large Format and Global Managed Services divisions shared success stories through the voice of the customers.
While inexpensive, portable displays are still popular with small businesses and organizations that rent 10×10-ft. spaces.
The 20th annual conference featured nearly 200 educational sessions, many new product demos and peer-to-peer networking opportunities.
Not every university or school district has an in-plant. For those that don't, commercial and specialty printers have stepped in to provide the printing they need. Those printers have some interesting observations that may prove useful to in-plants serving the education market.
Print volumes are going down for types of work that have traditionally kept in-plants busy. At the same time, those in-plants producing wide-format projects have discovered a gold mine. Not only are the margins higher, customers are actively looking for new wide-format applications to order.
Regional Health’s in-plant uses wide-format printing to make patient rooms warmer and more welcoming.
At IPG's well-attended breakfast discussion during the SGIA Expo, Editor Bob Neubauer reviewed new research on the growth of wide-format at in-plants and discussed applications that are bringing them success. Listen to his informative presentation in this new podcast.
Swiss manufacturer of high-end UV inkjet printers, swissQprint, launched a new product generation at the SGIA Expo.
It’s important to recognize the growing popularity of vinyl banners and signs as cost-effective, versatile and easy-to-use marketing techniques. Digital inkjet printers and engineered printing materials mean vinyl banners and signs are more colorful and more intricately designed than ever before.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Bureau of Publications has improved its efficiency and reduced costs with inkjet.