Steve Katz & Greg Hrinya, Editor & Associate Editor11.15.19
When it comes to the evolution of digital press and printer technology, the rate of change has never been faster. OEMs are launching machines of all types in order to appeal to the first-time digital adopter, as well as those looking to add something new to an already thriving digital printing department. What follows is an account of what’s new and popular in the digital printer and press market. Suppliers appear in alphabetical order.
Afinia Label
Afinia Label has developed a wide range of compact digital solutions, which can be used in an office setting. Most of the company’s digital printers are powered by Memjet technology and utilize two different types of dye ink. Some of the company’s smaller printers use HP technology with options for dye- and pigment-based ink.
The L901 combines industrial design, enhanced image quality, and high production speeds, with the ability to service and maintain the printhead “on-the-fly.” The printer is suitable for long roll-to-roll print jobs or inline integration with label finishers, applicators, dispensers and more, while producing vibra
Afinia Label
Afinia Label has developed a wide range of compact digital solutions, which can be used in an office setting. Most of the company’s digital printers are powered by Memjet technology and utilize two different types of dye ink. Some of the company’s smaller printers use HP technology with options for dye- and pigment-based ink.
The L901 combines industrial design, enhanced image quality, and high production speeds, with the ability to service and maintain the printhead “on-the-fly.” The printer is suitable for long roll-to-roll print jobs or inline integration with label finishers, applicators, dispensers and more, while producing vibra
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