Digital Printing-Toner - Continuous Feed (Color)

Dscoop, an HP technology-focused users group, featured the knowledge and insight of a range of printing industry businesses owners, production experts, and thought leaders at its Dscoop Edge Rockies event this week.

Inkjet is making inroads — but not everywhere. Why do some managers still feel it’s not the right fit for their in-plants? We decided to find out.

The 2021 Inkjet Summit kicked off yesterday afternoon, punctuating strong evidence of a resurgent post-pandemic printing industry.

The single-pass, duplex Xeikon SX20000 digital color press has all the innovations of its flagship predecessor, the Xeikon SX30000, which makes it a consistent, reliable all-around performer.

Cut-sheet liquid and dry toner digital presses, continuous-feed inkjet presses, and output from analog offset presses can all work in harmony within a printing operation to meet clients’ run length, personalization, quality, and turnaround requirements.

One session during the PRINTING United Digital Experience focused on the role of toner-based digital printing in the commercial printing segment and featured the experiences of two commercial printers that have successfully incorporated digital printing into their operations.

Dry and Liquid Digital Toner, a technology near and dear to every in-plant, was the focus of one full day of the PRINTING United Digital Experience. In his keynote, analyst David Zwang made the case that toner is “the digital print of the past and the future.” 

On Tuesday, November 10, the PRINTING United Digital Experience presents highlights in commercial printing technology, specifically with a focus on dry and liquid toner solutions. 

Attendees around the world can sign up online to attend 14 days of education, research, panels, and product launches from leading OEMs and suppliers. And don't miss the In-plant Forum on Nov. 2.

In this webcast you will hear how inkjet has brought significant benefits by replacing multiple print devices and improving workflow.