Finishing - Digital

At Graph Expo, Muller Martini showcased its “Finishing 4.0” digital networking technology, including an end-to-end touchless workflow.

The 2016 “Best of Category” winners culled from this year’s Must See ‘Ems competition were announced.

We are smack in the middle of a massive shift from offset to digital print.

The New Products Reference Guide offers an exclusive pre-show preview of some of the new products and services that will be on display.

At Graph Expo 2016, Standard Finishing Systems will occupy one of the largest spaces on the show floor. “We are excited about the opportunities presented by the new venue and location of this year’s show,” says David Reny, executive VP at Standard. “Our goal is the same: to show a complete line-up of Hunkeler and Horizon feeding and finishing solutions that demonstrate flexibility, efficiency, and smarter workflows. Whether looking for a complete end-to-end solution or a particular piece of finishing equipment, attendees will find the full experience in the Standard booth.”

Two successful large-format printers in the Midwest, Color Ink and ABS Graphics, have recently added 141˝ Inpro Special Cutters.

On Aug. 25, attendees packed the Hyatt Regency in Lisle, Ill., for the Duplo Digital Finishing Expo.

In the second part of "A Guide to Buying Digital Finishing Systems," Don Piontek continues to share his experience to help you make the best finishing decision for your operation. In part two, he focuses on two key questions: when should you choose in-line versus off-line? And, how much automation do you need?

After seeing a Standard Horizon RD-4055 rotary diecutter in action, Blue Label Digital’s VP knew it was the right fit for the company.

Not too long ago, a majority of digital print volume was printed on cut-sheet toner printers. Finishing options were (and still are) many, with a host of built-in bookletmakers and perfect binders that could output a finished product. These were built for the speeds and volumes of the cut-sheet production model. But we’re now in the era of digital big iron.