OnPress Book Printing Installs Two New Xeikon SX30000 Presses
OnPress Book Printing, a leader in digital book manufacturing, has expanded its production capabilities with the installation of two additional brand-new Xeikon SX30000 digital presses. This strategic investment comes in response to growing demand from book publishers, associations, and the commercial market for high-quality, cost-effective, and fast-turnaround book printing.
Xeikon SX30000 digital presses in OnPress' Pennsauken, New Jersey, facility.
"With the increasing need for short-run and on-demand book printing, we are committed to staying ahead of the curve," said Nick Smith, Senior Director of Book Manufacturing at OnPress Book Printing. "The Xeikon SX30000 presses allow us to deliver superior print quality, faster production speeds, and unmatched color consistency — all while maintaining our reputation for reliability and affordability."
The Xeikon SX30000 is known for its dry toner technology, which produces vibrant, high-coverage color printingsuperior to inkjet. Additionally, OnPress Book Printing is G7-certified, ensuring industry-leading color accuracy and consistency across print runs.
With the expanded fleet of Xeikon SX30000 presses, OnPress can now handle larger volumes and even faster turnaround times for trade books, academic publications, workbooks, yearbooks, manuals, photographic collections, and custom projects. The company continues to provide flexible printing solutions with no hidden fees and no minimum order quantities, making high-quality book printing accessible to independent publishers and large organizations alike.
"We needed an express order of books. They came in sooner than expected in high-quality printing and packaging. The team was very careful and precise in how they helped us to fulfill our project. Thank you! We will definitely use OnPress Book Printing again." – Jeriele Prudent, OnPress Book Printing Client
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