Komori America recently installed a five-color Lithrone SX29 press with coater at Print Farm in Miami. Challenged to speed turnaround times and reduce costs to meet market demands, the printer chose the LSX529 with coater to gain a competitive edge.
Komori Corp. took the first order for its newest press, the Lithrone GLX40 Carton. The purchaser, Chesapeake, a U.K.-based pharmaceutical and healthcare packaging provider, will install the six-color, H-UV equipped 41˝ press at its plant in Leicester.
The Print House, a full-service commercial printer located in Malden, MA, recently installed its third Komori press—a five-color Lithrone SX 29—to accommodate increased demand for high-quality, unique color applications that can get to market quickly.
Komori America launched the Impremia presses at drupa 2012, marking Komori’s entry into a new market space and underscoring Komori’s kando philosophy of exceeding customer expectations. The Impremia line consists of two inkjet offerings, the IS29 sheetfed model and the IW web-fed machine.
Komori announced the launch of its new OffsetOnDemand message at drupa 2012 to interested attendees who filled the stand to watch the demonstration on the eight-color Lithrone G40 perfector press.
Digital technologies captured many of the headlines during drupa 2012, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t a host of newsworthy lithographic press introductions, technology demonstrations and productivity enhancements shown within the stands of traditional press manufacturers.
It’s good to be back home and try to put all drupa 2012 had to offer into some kind of perspective. I’ll start where my drupa did, with the press conference of the ebullient and irrepressible showman Benny Landa and the rollout of Nanography.
Komori Corp. and Landa Corp. officially signed the global strategic partnership agreement whereby Landa will license Komori to manufacture and market digital printing presses for commercial and other printing markets using the Landa Nanographic Printing process.
Komori Corp. and Landa Corp. have announced a global strategic partnership under which Landa will license Komori to manufacture and market digital printing presses for commercial and other printing markets using Landa’s Nanographic Printing process. The Process employs ink ejectors to create the digital ink images that get applied to the printing stock.
TOKYO—Komori Corp., based here, and Landa Corp. of Rehovot, Israel, announced a global strategic partnership whereby Landa will license Komori to manufacture and market digital printing presses for commercial and other printing markets using Benny Landa’s Nanographic printing process. Landa Nanography is a new digital printing category employing water-based inks. It combines the versatility of digital with the qualities and speed of offset printing, with a low cost per page.
