Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Cut Sheet

The first major industry conference since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic will start on Monday in Austin, Texas, when hundreds of printing executives, in-plant managers, and suppliers gather for the Ninth Annual Inkjet Summit.

Canon's varioPRINT iX-series sheetfed inkjet press has seen a rapid uptake in the graphic arts market during its first year. With more than 100 sales in its first year of market availability, the system has proven to be popular worldwide. 

We will explore why production inkjet makes sense for your in-plant.

The speed, quality, and reliability of inkjet technology have improved remarkably in the past few years. Inkjet installations are on the rise, particularly in three key segments: government, K-12, and health care. We talked with in-plants in each to learn why inkjet works for them.

Learn ways inkjet can be used to win more customers, maximize profits, offer more services, and provide more value to customers.

Nearly three dozen in-plant managers have signed up to attend the ninth annual Inkjet Summit, which will feature in-depth information about inkjet technology and the business opportunities it has created.

With production inkjet equipment, experts say, “you can make more money than you are making with whatever you are printing on today.” Four senior industry analysts discuss why they think inkjet is well-positioned to lead the recovery.

The Konica Minolta AccurioJet KM-1e LED UV Inkjet Press was recognized for its ability to print on a wide variety of substrates.

Canon U.S.A. introduced two Automation Modules for the imagePRESS C10010VP Series.

With the variety of inkjet options now available, smaller-volume in-plants are now considering inkjet presses. Here are some factors to consider when contemplating inkjet for your operation.