Digital Printing-Wide Format - Flatbed
International Label & Printing Company attributes many of its successes to the Inca OnsetX3.
Students working at Clemson University can now output prototypes faster and on a wider range of materials thanks to Fujifilm.
For more than 50 years, Graphic Systems, based in Minneapolis, Minn., has been satisfying customers with its visionary spin on the retail landscape in marketing, POP build-outs, and graphics.
Print is a term that has come to encompass far more than just “ink on paper.” That has never been more evident than when walking the show floor at PRINTING United, where vendors are demonstrating the ability to print on everything a printer can dream of.
ColorDynamics recognized it was at a crossroads. Increasing workloads required operating two shifts, yet seasonal upticks impacted workflow. To better support its wide-format growth trajectory, ColorDynamics needed to invest in an additional printer to handle more direct-to-store retail business.
Direct Edge Media increased speed and throughput with its new Onset X3, a high-productivity UV flatbed printer distributed exclusively in North America by Fujifilm Graphic Systems Division.
Brian Lukis and Matt Hartloff knew they were on to something. While working together at an injection molding company, Hartloff had developed a spherical structure that could be easily assembled and disassembled. Lukis, who is also a 360-degree photographer, said, “what if we printed a 360-degree photo on there?”
As we drew closer to PRINTING United, I began to list out products on my wish list. We have multiple businesses under our roof — commercial, photographic, apparel, and promotional products — so our needs span a wide range for information. PRINTING United has been the one spot where all these categories come together.
Artisan Complete, a Toronto-area print provider, is victorious in its quest to win more work with a trio of presses from Fujifilm, featuring two Onset X3s, and an Onset R40i (also known as QR40).
Agfa (Booth 8242) is bringing several inkjet engines and software solutions to PRINTING United. Its systems let users print a variety of eye-popping displays, point-of-purchase materials, billboards, vehicle graphics, and backlit signage up to 125" wide.