Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Mono)

Inspired by the speed of the horses on its track, the in-plant at Keeneland Race Course delivers blazing-fast turnaround times, ensuring the venue always has the high-quality materials it needs — right when it needs them.

At PRINTING United Expo, IPI’s Kalie VanDewater chatted with Tina Wolfgram of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, about her Expo experience, the success of her shop’s flatbed printer, and the increase in black-and-white printing at her in-plant.

Even though black-and-white print volumes have decreased at Mesa Public Schools' in-plant, demand for black-and-white printing is still high. So when the shop's monochrome printer neared the end of its life, it was time to make some tough decisions.

The imageCLASS X MF1440 black-and-white multifunction device caters to small office workgroups and brings enhanced productivity, exceptional print and scan speeds, and improved security features.

Mesa Public Schools Printing & Design recently upgraded its operation with Canon imagePRESS C10010VP and C910 digital color presses, a Canon VarioPRINT 130, and flatbed and roll-fed wide-format printers. Supervisor Joseph Barz discusses the benefits of this new technology. 

To help provide reliable monochrome print performance in light-to-mid-volume production printing environments, Canon has introduced the varioPRINT 140 series QUARTZ production printers.

Based on the single-engine AccurioPress 6136P, the flagship AccurioPress 6272P monochrome digital press utilizes dual-engine technology that enables printing more than 16,000 images per hour.

Konica Minolta launched its AccurioPrint 2100, a 100-ppm monochrome press perfect for a central in-house printing facility with high-volume printing needs.

As Iowa Bankers Association Print & Mail Services prepares to move into a new facility next month, the two-employee in-plant is upgrading its printing capabilities for an expected increase in work.

When the pandemic forced Jenks Public Schools to send students home and switch to virtual learning, the Jenks, Okla., in-plant went into overdrive to print high volumes of curriculum materials.