PRINTING United Expo

Marabu North America is introducing its first digital printer, the M Revo. This digital printer is the first ‘single pass’ semi-automatic printer designed for cylindrical object and features UltraJet, Marabu’s UV curable ink.

For many years, the print industry has separated its trade shows, with events that cater to a specific segment. But that has all changed with PRINTING United, a show that recognizes that the print industry is no longer siloed, but is a diverse tapestry of shops that are redefining themselves in new and exciting ways.

Mandeville, La.-based Supreme Color Graphics, one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing trade printers, has upgraded its UV wide-format inkjet printer to a Jeti Tauro H2500 LED from Agfa. The printer is bringing faster turnarounds at a higher quality, which is catching the attention of printers as far away as California.

To engage consumers, TY Technology deploys variable QR and 2D barcodes on flexible packaging. Activated codes are then linked to big data analysis that provides brands with the insights they need to segment their target markets.

If a PSP is printing to fabric, they’re going to need to consider investing in a sewing machine or another alternative to finish the fabric. There are a lot of options available today, so it’s important to conduct the appropriate research.

Idealliance announced Fujifilm’s (Booth 8220) J Press 750S has obtained the Digital Press Inkjet System Certification, ISO/PAS 15339 System Certification, and earned Master Elite status, meaning the J Press 750S is capable of achieving all seven of the globally recognized ISO/PAS 15339 Reference Print Conditions. 

Mark Michelson sat down with Frank Tueckmantel to talk about the PRINTING United UX initiative.

Eastman Kodak’s continuous inkjet technology enables new opportunities in short-medium-run length printing for food service products.

Jeff Jacobson talks about new role as the leader of EFI, as well as growth opportunities for the company.

K6 Media helped Salvation Army’s Toy Mountain campaign, with banners, murals, and labels printed onto Drytac ReTac Smooth 150.