Roland DG, a leading global provider of digital printing solutions, announces the addition of two new printers to its VersaSTUDIO series. The BN2-30 integrated eco-solvent printer/cutter with a maximum material width of 30 inches and the BD-12 direct UV printer for objects up to A4 format are characterised by vivid, detailed printing.
Adobe has announced the release of version 7 of the PDF Print Engine. Fewer steps, smarter workflows – PDF Print Engine 7 introduces new features to the rendering pipeline (in RIP) to reduce the need for specialised skills and eliminate separate prepress processes.
Sawgrass, a global leader in digital decoration technology, has launched VersiFlex™, a system that combines the strengths of sublimation, DTG and DTF, enabling professionals to print on virtually any surface, from cotton and linen to ceramics, wood, metal, acrylic and vinyl.
To increase efficiency and fulfil compliance requirements, the US company integrated the LearyVIEW Print Solution, developed by EyeC and W. H. Leary, into its production processes.
Impressed, an expert in the automation of printing processes, is launching a special version of the Impressed Workflow Server (IWS) for large format printing. An interface is also available for the integration of IWS with advanter print+sign from Günther Business Solutions, an ERP system for large format printing.
At LOPEC, Henkel presented innovations for end applications of printed electronics in various markets. Functional material solutions for smart surfaces, intelligent healthcare and smart connectivity were presented. In addition, Henkel experts presented a novel sustainability concept to drive innovation in printed electronics.
Roland DG, a world leader in digital printing solutions, has unveiled the TrueVIS XP-640, Roland DG’s new eco-solvent printer and other innovative products.
In the transactional printing sector, there is a growing demand for high-speed inkjet printing systems that offer high efficiency and are compatible with digital data. More and more companies are turning to this technology, which enables the publishing industry to transition from large inventories and outdated print runs to more flexible production.
Kornit Digital LTD, a global pioneer in sustainable, on-demand digital technologies for fashion and textile production, has announced that American Classics Apparel, Inc. a leading wholesaler of licensed music, film and gaming apparel, has deployed the Kornit Apollo platform. This direct-to-garment package will ensure the company’s transition from traditional screen printing to high-speed digital production.
