Heidelberg's Dunn Talks GRAPH EXPO, Digital Future

DUNN: Absolutely! We have seen great success with the Anicolor print systems around the world, and we see this platform more as a complement to digital rather than an alternative. The digital printing engines clearly fit the bill for variable printing and ultra-short-run static (under 200 sheets) jobs. However, we also see that many high-end digital devices (+95 ppm) are running non-variable, medium-run jobs. This is an expensive and inefficient method, where the Anicolor technology is a gold mine.