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In commercial printing, ink is one of the main consumables that can be managed to potentially reduce costs. All commercial printing managers are looking for ways to control this cost.
A specially configured version of Markem-Imaje’s 9450 continuous inkjet coder uses a constant flow of ink, sprayed from nozzles directly onto the egg surface.
SAKATA INX and GIS will work together on specific projects, leveraging SAKATA INX’s ink expertise and access to large end users and major OEMs, and GIS’s expertise in providing complete workflow solutions for industrial inkjet applications.
MJP30AXF uses water based ink. Digital printing reduces inventory and waste to save environment. It strongly supports short to middle volume of flexible packaging jobs, with a high quality of 1200 x 1200dpi and high productivity of 50 m/min.
Kodak is introducing its ULTRASTREAM technology in the new Uteco Sapphire EVO W, the first flexible packaging press to enter the market using Kodak’s latest continuous inkjet technology.
Anticipated growth for industrial, digital inkjet print technology for production in functional, decorative and packaging printing sectors remains strong and buoyant, according to a new survey and report produced by I.T. Strategies for InPrint USA.
Print digitally at 300 meters per minute (mpm) — with print quality comparable to high-quality flexo — at fractions of a penny per item, all integrated onto your existing package press system.
