Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Color)

Kodak to Highlight Upgrades to Its NexPress Digital Production Color Press Platform at GRAPH EXPO 14
September 30, 2014

Recent upgrades made to the Kodak NexPress Digital Production Color Press Platform include the ability to support sheet lengths up to 1 meter, a Dura Coat mode, a Light Black HD Dry Ink Station as a standard feature and an Automated Imaging Cylinder Cleaning System. These configuration changes will become standard on all presses built in 2015, and will be available as optional or standard upgrades on the majority of installed Kodak NexPress presses.

Canon Unveils imagePRESS C800 Digital Color Series
September 5, 2014

MELVILLE, NY—Canon U.S.A., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced the new imagePRESS C800 Digital Color Press Series, which combines new and proven technology to help deliver the level of print quality, productivity and flexibility expected of the imagePRESS line, in a compact, scalable footprint. Comprised of the imagePRESS C800 and imagePRESS C700, this series is designed for small-to-medium commercial, franchise, in-plant and quick printers, and is equipped to handle a variety of media options, including heavyweight coated stock, textured stock and envelopes.

Phoenix Graphics Installs Kodak NexPress SX3900 Digital Color Press
August 19, 2014

A Kodak NexPress SX3900 Digital Production Color Press has been installed at Phoenix Graphics in Rochester, NY. Phoenix Graphics supplies over 70 percent of election ballots used annually in the state, and it plans to use the press, in part, to support this project.

Digital Digest: Konica Minolta Debuts the bizhub PRESS C1100 at Its Customer Engagement Center in NY
August 1, 2014

Konica Minolta organized a press conference, held in its Customer Engagement Center on Lexington Avenue in New York, to announce its new 100 page-per-minute (ppm) color printer, the bizhub PRESS C1100, along with a new cloud-based document management solution, FileAssist for Graphic Communications. But executives took the opportunity to lay out Konica Minolta's blueprint for the future, the key to which is understanding customers' business requirements.