Prospect Printing Press

29/04/2016

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25/01/2016

25/01/2016

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13/01/2016

07/09/2014

Epson – Debuted their new SurePress L-4033A . On first glance, the press appears to be too big and slow for the mainstream user. But upon deeper review, it really is positioned between the desktop units such as Primera and the Jetrion 4000. The price will be a bit lower than Jetrion but firmly in the high-end inkjet market. Productivity is very low now, but I cannot help think that Epson has something brewing in two to three years’ time. That’s especially considering the system is using Epson’s own printheads and inks. I believe this is just an entry machine for them. Stay tuned!

07/09/2014

Xeikon – Introduced their new 3500 press for the label and packaging market (below). This press takes the impressive imaging engine of IPEX Xeikon 3500their flagship 8000 press and brings it to the packaging market for single-sided printing. In addition to printing up to 20.3 in. wide and at 63 fpm, the system now has a fifth color station and a very opaque white toner that can be used there. The label and flexible sectors will find this a good option. The very high image quality of the 3500 places it as an option for use in both offset- and flexo-printing operations where offloading of inefficient short runs from conventional presses to a digital one is seen as an operations-productivity advantage. The 3500 can also play in the carton sector for applications that use lighterweight board of up to 350 mm (13.5 mil).

07/09/2014

HP Indigo – The “800-pound gorilla” in digital printing for packaging showed itself well at IPEX. Their demos focused on their strengths and on the weaknesses of the systems they are supplementing, namely conventional presses. The demos were ideally suited to show the system at its best. White inks were used effectively, both first down and last down, and they don’t shy away from discussing the double bump of white when needed. The WS6000 (left) was well-received, and converters in both the label and flexible packaging sectors will embrace its productivity.

07/09/2014

NASA tests a 3D-printed rocket engine injector. The rocket component has a complex design with various parts; however, 3D-printing technology has built it as one unit.

07/09/2014