Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Color)

Fenske Media Helps Clients Mine for Gold with Data-Driven Marketing Communications
December 16, 2011

Fenske Media is a highly successful, family-owned, multichannel marketing solutions provider that caters to a national clientele of banks, financial institutions and non-profits. Its smallest customers have lists in the 25,000 to 50,000 range. A Kodak Prosper 5000XL inkjet press is just the latest addition to its digital production aresenal.

IWCO Direct Is First U.S. Install of Océ ColorStream 3500 Inkjet Printer
August 3, 2011

IWCO Direct will deploy the Océ ColorStream 3500 inkjet printing system at its Chanhassen, MN, facility. “We are committed to digital continuous color printing, and we expect to lead the way in integrating it appropriately into our customers’ direct mail streams,” said Jim Andersen, IWCO Direct president and CEO.

Mercury Chooses Kodak Prosper 5000XL Press to Expand Its Book Division
May 10, 2011

Mercury Print Productions will use the inkjet press to boost its ability to produce short-run and on-demand books in color, meeting publishers’ needs in the education/textbook market. The company plans to increase its already significant business from the largest publishers.

HP Inkjet Web Presses Produced 1.46 Billion Pages in 2010
February 1, 2011

O’Neil Data Systems’ HP T350 produced a single-day peak volume of 2.69 million pages and, during the month of December, it printed 1.61 million pages a day, on average, across 30 production days in the month.

Opening New Market Opportunities with Digital Technology
December 1, 2010

One of the key drivers for the printing industry is going to be digital technology. Digital printing offers personalization, cost savings, improved output options and the ability to migrate traditional offset volume to a value added digital services business model.

This webinar explores emerging market opportunities driven by digital color printing (both toner based and inkjet) combined with the availability of an expanded array of substrates. You will hear from your peers in the industry about how they are tapping into direct mail market expansion, books on demand, photo merchandise and digital packaging by combining the right digital press with the right paper. 

Key areas that will be explored include:
1. Perspectives on the market growth areas for digital applications
2. Case histories from service providers that are building new business models around on demand publishing, packaging direct marketing and photo merchandise and critical requirements for success
3. Recommendations for participating in the market transition

To view this free webinar, click here!

King Printing : Have Inkjet, Will Dominate
October 1, 2010

Right around the turn of the millennium, Siddharth (Sid) and Adi Chinai—the father and son brain trust behind King Printing—decided to take their product to the Internet. The company now boasts a clientele list of more than 8,000, many of them small and independent publishers. Though adibooks.com may not have been the very first independent/self-publishing vehicle on the scene, it had plenty of company within a few years.

Inkjet’s Web Paper Pursuit
September 1, 2010

For the most part, coated and uncoated offset papers run reasonably well on toner-based digital systems but, with inkjet, it's a whole different ball game. Inkjet inks have a high water content, and tend to soak into uncoated papers or sit up on coated papers where they may smear.

Inkjet Targets Commercial
August 1, 2010

As the new decade begins, InfoTrends focuses on the  status and prospect of color inkjet technology in the commercial printing industry. The current systems are successful in forms printing, book printing, direct mail, transactional and TransPromo applications.

A Primer on Inkjet Presses
August 1, 2010

If you believe the hopeful hype of equipment vendors and the prognostications of pundits, you might be inclined to think that high-speed inkjet presses are poised to irrevocably transform the printing industry and hasten most offset and digital presses to their next life as boat anchors.

HP's Joshi Garners Prism Leadership Award
June 26, 2009

NEW YORK—Vyomesh (VJ) Joshi, executive vice president of HP's $29 billion Imaging and Printing Group, received the 23rd annual Prism Award for distinguished leadership during a luncheon held here last Wednesday within the ornate Gotham Hall. The annual event raises scholarship money for New York University's Master of Arts in Graphic Communications Management and Technology program.