Digital Printing-Wide Format - Flatbed

PCI Printing’s new EFI LED printers offer a package of features to help ensure the lowest cost of ownership and superior image quality.

This session covers all of the different ways wide-format printing can be used in business and all the different areas it can be used.

The future has never looked brighter for companies that produce signage and display graphics. It remains a growth market and, as inkjet printing technology advances, the types of applications continue to expand.

For more than 50 years, Minneapolis-based Graphic Systems has been satisfying customers with its spin on the retail landscape in marketing, POP build-outs and graphics.

“Inkjet is past the early adoption stage,” asserted Nathan Safran, Director of Research at Napco Media, in a session yesterday at 2018 SGIA Expo, “Exploring Inkjet Adoption for High-Production Printing.” “We’re past the major growing pains of the initial deployment.”

Last year was a record for us in unit sales in North America,” proclaimed Larry D’Amico, director of large-format sales for Durst (Booth 1548), as he kicked off the company’s press conference yesterday.

The Onset R401, distributed exclusively in North America by FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Graphic Systems Division, is a wide-format, flatbed UV press that prints with a full bed print array that eliminates the gloss matte banding normally associated with traditional step and repeat inkjet printing.

Middleton Group Inc. recently purchased two high productivity Onset presses, distributed exclusively in North America by Fujifilm Graphic Systems Division, to manage increased volumes at its facility in Markham, Ontario, Canada. 

Charlotte, NC-based DeLargy’s Print Solutions began its life 42 years ago as an answering and secretarial service. Over the years, the company added office products and printing services. Today the company has offset, digital and wide-format printing and still maintains its office products business.

Craig Reid of CTR Resources covered a variety of market segments and options that are now available for both packaging and industrial applications in his presentation yesterday, “Inkjet Direct-To-Object Technology.”