Inkjet technology

To quantify further: the global inkjet market is experiencing robust growth across both graphic/packaging and industrial sectors. Output is projected to reach $134.6 billion and $42.7 billion, respectively, by 2031, according to research firm Smithers. Graphics andpackaging will produce a 5.9% CAGR; industrial and functional printing will generate a 7.9% CAGR.

Meanwhile, most projections show traditional printing in retreat.

Are you focused solely on getting the “daily laundry” out the door each day?

Printers who create transactional documents rely on established workflows designed to generate millions of variable documents containing sensitive information like billing and payment amounts, purchases, insurance claim information, utility usage, or medical procedures. If that sounds like your business I can’t fault you for thinking your operation isn’t set up for low-volume wide format print applications like banners and signs.

These two print applications seem to have nothing in common. But is that really true?

Though the devices are different, printers produce wide format jobs on digital devices, just like transactional documents. Color and resolution is important in both cases, and both require strenuous quality control processes. Mistakes in each genre are expensive. In the high speed world of transactional documents, errors are

We recently assisted one of our customers with a major business evolution to inkjet. The company migrated from a cut sheet toner printing environment to continuous roll-fed inkjet platform. It’s a journey becoming common as clients demand the flexibility inkjet provides and printing companies scramble to respond.