Lane Press Invests in New UV Inkjet Addressing System
Lane Press, a leading magazine printing company based in Vermont, announced that it has upgraded its inkjet bindery line to the new CME HAWK M7 4.25-inch head UV inkjet addressing system provided by Capital Mailing Equipment. This upgrade will enable Lane Press to offer its customers even more coverage options for addressing as well as increased speed and efficiency.
CME HAWK M7 4.25" head UV inkjet addressing system
The new CME HAWK M7 inkjet addressing system is a state-of-the-art technology that combines high-speed printing with advanced UV curing and addressing capabilities. The system’s UV curing technology enables faster drying times. Using multiple head combinations, the CME HAWK M7 can print variable addressing information in any direction on a wide range of substrates.
“The CME HAWK M7 increases the speed of production in our bindery,” says Chris Armstrong, Executive Vice President. “As such, the system helps to support Lane’s plans for growth. Maintaining high quality while increasing capacity and production speed is our goal, and the CME HAWK M7 is an investment that helps us achieve this.”
Lane Press has been providing high-quality printing services for over a century and is committed to staying at the forefront of the print industry. The company’s investment in the CME HAWK M7 inkjet addressing system is just one example of its commitment to innovation and excellence.
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