KBA to Unveil Adaptable, High-Volume RotaJET L Series Inkjet Press at GRAPH EXPO 14

DALLAS—September 18, 2014—KBA North America is pleased to unveil its newest RotaJET L Series inkjet press, the most flexible and the most adaptable high-volume inkjet product currently on the market, at GRAPH EXPO 14. This new high-volume, ultra-flexible modular press platform will be officially introduced at the KBA press conference on Monday September 29 at 9 a.m (CST) and detailed information will be available afterwards at the KBA Booth 213 conveniently located at the front entrance to the show floor. GRAPH EXPO 14 and co-located CPP EXPO will be held September 28 - October 1, 2014 in Chicago's McCormick Place.

“Our engineers have answered the needs of our customers,” says Mark Hischar, president and CEO of KBA North America. “The new RotaJET L Series represents the ultimate high-end system in high-volume inkjet printing. The high-performance RotaJET can be optimally configured to suit the respective market and industry environment due to its modular design that can be retrofitted with future print head generations. This gives users of the new RotaJET platform a huge advantage allowing them to react quickly and economically to changing market conditions and customer demands.”

The RotaJET L-Series is ideal for segments such as the book market, direct mail, magazines, newspapers, packaging and other industrial printing markets. Visitors can check out booth 213 at GRAPH EXPO 14 to learn more details about KBA’s groundbreaking digital inkjet equipment.

About KBA
KBA North America is located in Dallas, TX, and a member of the KBA Group. Established almost 200 years ago in Wuerzburg, Germany, Koenig & Bauer AG (KBA) is the oldest and second largest press manufacturer worldwide. KBA's banner, 'People & Print', reflects its dual focus as a leading innovator for print entrepreneurs. The group's product range is the broadest in the industry; its portfolio includes commercial and newspaper web presses, sheetfed offset presses in all format classes, inkjet systems and presses, flexographic presses, special presses for banknotes, securities, metal-decorating, smart cards, glass and plastic decorating.

Source: KBA.