By Infotrends

On June 6th, MGI announced a new member of the Meteor family, the Meteor DP8700 XL. Capable of speeds of 71 A4/letter pages per minute and supporting up to a 13" x 40" format as a standard feature1, the Meteor DP8700 XL joins a product family that includes existing 35- and 65 ppm members.

High Viscosity liquid Toner technology promises significant productivity gains and opens new markets for Xeikon

Take your documents to the next level and realise the full potential of Transpromo

Production print and mail organisations now have more ways to cut costs, drive revenue and connect with customers

by Mark Ritchie, Product Manager, Xaar plc
The label industry has traditionally used white ink printed as a solid block underneath images and text on clear labels to make them contrast strongly against the product packaging they are applied to. ...

How to Determine the Safety of a Food Contact Adhesive

New whitepaper on the topic of "Food Packaging"

Helps select a dispense valve system for optimal performance

Document examines long-term performance of several coating technologies

The printing industry is not always taking a pro-active approach when it comes to improving quality control or downtime in their everyday printing operations, according to a recent market survey commissioned by Trelleborg Printing Solutions.

Breaking your reliance on pre-print can lead to lower costs and new revenue

Hop Industries, manufacturer of the durable Hop-Syn synthetic paper today announces the availability of a how-to report for reducing static when offset printing on plastic. The free report highlights the causes and effect of static in the pressroom, such as double feeding and slower drying, if left untreated. The report also addresses which plastic substrates are more prone to generating static. It also includes a selection of useful anti-static tools. A copy of the free report, “How to Stop Static When Printing on Plastic,” is available upon request. Call Hop Industries at 800-524-0757 or visit https://hopsyn.com/#contact to request a free copy.