Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Color)

Konica Minolta has released information on a new generation of print heads aimed at the evolving graphic arts, industrial, and functional printing markets. Konica Minolta is manufacturing these print heads using Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) fabrication. The high precision print head is capable of jetting a range of inks and functional materials such as resins. These new capabilities will enable innovative new products in a range of industries.

Once a product gets close to release, the system vendors begin to hand out prepared print samples and they also offer to produce output from files provided by existing customers and sales prospects. This stage is symbolic because it signifies that the vendor believes that the product is ready for market.

A mortgage solutions company has leveraged Ricoh’s inkjet technology to better streamline the printing of millions of documents daily.

Pixelle, a line of premium HSIJ papers from Glatfelter, has been refreshed with a new logo, Website and streamlined names.

Last week, Canon Solutions America held a special inkjet event at one of its best customers, IWCO Direct in Chanhassen, Minnesota. IWCO Direct produces millions of letters a month as part of direct mail campaigns for many major brands. The variable component of these campaigns is printed and finished on a range of equipment including Canon Océ monochrome toner and color inkjet offerings.

After six months of production on the Screen Truepress Jet520ZZ, Johnson & Quin Inc. reports positive feedback from clients.

With an influx of new partners, an expanding community to share knowledge and ideas with, and an awesome trip across the pond with HP High Speed Production InkJet Solutions for Jetcomm EMEA and Dscoop Open, 2015 has been very good to me, and I am smiling more than not these days.

We talk continuously about how important it is to design to the right process. Recently, I had the chance to help a talented designer from Chicago do just that.

Nearly 1,000 people turned out for two days of KBA’s open house in Wurzburg, Germany.

Mark Schlimme has been promoted to director of marketing at Screen Americas. Schlimme came to Screen in 2014 as a product manager.