Cloud computing has transitioned from a distant concept to a pivotal aspect of business operations. Here’s what to know.
Asked in PrintFactory’s booth at the recent PRINTING United Expo if anything was new from the company, Simon Landau, the company’s director of global strategic partnerships,…
File errors are one of the biggest workflow cripplers in the printing industry.
When you run wide and grand format inkjet equipment, it’s imperative that you perform a nozzle check each morning.
A prosperous 2020 was planned, with an array of events foiled by COVID-19. But one market was booming: digital print-on-demand.
Workflow should be the infrastructure that allows you to do the most work at the least cost.
The new, award-winning ONYX 19 RIP sets the standard for digital printing software, including improved process control, cross-device color equalization, improved reporting of production data, and RIP speed improvements of up to 400%. PRINTING United Booth 6816.
At printing speeds of up to 100 linear meters per minute, Durst’s new Tau RSCi offers a screen printing grade opacity, making it an excellent option for numerous applications including high-durability labels. PRINTING United Booth 7816.
The new program for those using the company’s TrueVIS series of wide-format printers, enables companies to upgrade print durability guarantees, increase print capabilities and reduce equipment power use. PRINTING United Booth 4616.
The French RIP supplier’s updated software can save users significant amounts of time during pre-press and reprinting, and works to eliminate substrate/media product waste. A new feature assists in the management of large numbers of jobs. PRINTING United Booth 3820.
