Benny Landa, Komori Agree to Partnership

Landa Nanographic printing employs ink ejectors to create the digital ink images which get applied to the printing stock in a process that can operate at extremely high speeds and creates images offering remarkable abrasion and scratch resistance. It can print on any substrate, from coated and uncoated paper stocks to recycled carton, along with newsprint and plastic packaging films—without requiring any kind of pre-treatment, special coating or post-drying. Nanographic images are only 500 nanometers thick, about half the thickness of offset images, enabling Landa NanoInk to produce what it claims is the lowest cost-per-page digital images in the industry.