Over a generation ago, digital printing emerged with a range of technologies that ushered in new integrated production processes, as well as the ability to customize or personalize products. Although promising, early innovations were often expensive and did not yield acceptable quality for end-users. One of the leading technologies in this space was inkjet printing.
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Design Label Systems, one of Canada’s leading integrated product ID and label solutions providers, is acquiring a new Durst Tau 330 UV inkjet digital press.
Industry journalists from around the world traveled to KBA's facility in Würzburg, Germany to get an up close look at the HP PageWide Web Press T1100S.
HP revealed the PageWide Web Press T1100S, co-developed with KBA, designed for high-volume, digital pre-print applications in corrugated package printing. The 2.8-meter wide press is equipped with Multi-lane Print Architecture to allow for various box sizes and run lengths to be printed at the same time.
Roland DGA has announced the availability of a new RotaPrint attachment for the company’s VersaUV LEF-20 flatbed printer that makes printing directly on bottles and other cylindrical objects easier and more effective.
Promotional products firm SnugZ USA is using two Epson SurePress L-4033AW digital label presses to create customized labels, personal care products and dome stickers for a variety of customers.
Southern Coating & Nameplate, an industrial label maker based in North Little Rock, Arkansas, has acquired a Durst Tau 330 UV inkjet digital press with in-line laser finishing to enhance its production operations while improving output quality.
Durst has made two recent additions to its sales team in the United States. Bob Rychel, a textiles/soft printing expert has joined the team and Tom Green, Durst's current large-format digital sales manager, will take on an expanded role, serving the Southeast region.
