Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Cut Sheet

One key benefit of cut-sheet inkjet is flexibility. It enables the productivity needed to handle small and large runs. Users get the needed quality at any job run length, whereas toner technology has a finite capacity.

New models of continuous-feed and cut-sheet inkjet presses are up to 30% more productive than prior generations, while also being able to print on more substrates. This is especially important for both commercial and direct mail printing applications.

Kyocera drew crowds at Hunkeler Innovationdays with its entry-level TASKalfa Pro 15000C color cut-sheet inkjet press. In this video, Marcel Ebbenhorst talks about the press's advantages, including its high productivity, small footprint, and low energy consumption.

A new video examines the University of West Georgia’s in-plant, which uses an array of Canon equipment to handle a variety of printing for the Carrollton, Georgia, university.

Quantum Group is the first commercial printer in Chicago to install a seven-color, 41" Landa S10P Nanographic digital printing press. The device could be a "game-changer" for the company.

Xerox showed both cut-sheet inkjet and toner devices at Hunkeler Innovationdays as part of its "Better Together" approach to production printing. IPI's Bob Neubauer talked with Andrew Gunn about these presses and other new offerings on display at the show. 

No single industry event has done more to educate printing professionals about the inherent advantages of production inkjet printing than the annual Inkjet Summit. Now in its 11th year, the invitation-only conference will take place in Austin, Texas, April 24-26, and in-plant managers are invited to apply.

Inkjet guru Marco Boer talked with IPI's Bob Neubauer at Innovationdays about the impressive lineup of inkjet presses at the show and advancement of inkjet in the industry.

Paul Bethel has seen a lot of changes in his 28 years at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana, but one of the biggest happened when his in-plant installed not one but four production inkjet presses.

While some in-plants look to high-speed inkjet systems to fulfill many different production needs, Encompass Health Print Services brought the technology in for a single, recurring project — one that is vital to its parent organization.