An Old Friend Resurfaces --Waldman

This porous surface minimizes dot gain and provides micro-pores for laser printing toner particles. Garth pointed out other technical factors why Kromekote is a natural for digital printing, like the Parker Print Surface (PPS) reading of 0.4 which, I guess, would impress a true paperholic.

But, as impressed as I was with KromekotePlus, Garth claimed that Smart Papers' special laser grade, Kromekote Laser High Gloss, has a unique coating formulation that further enhances toner adhesion. Garth was also quick to point out that the results would be even better on the more sophisticated machines like an Indigo, NexPress and iGen3. I'm sure it would. But, for me, it was nice seeing a great golden oldie surface resurface for what should be a bright digital future.