Liquid Toner Prints Cause Significant Damage in German Paper Mill
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MÜNCHEN, GERMANY—Nov. 11, 2010—For the first time, a significant production loss could be traced back to a digital printing technology that is not compatible with the existing paper recycling system. For a long time it had been suspected that small flakes resulting from liquid toner films as used in HP Indigo's production printers are difficult to remove. INGEDE issued its first press release about these problems already in 2001. Still, trials in labs and pilot plants did not lead to enough evidence to ban liquid toner prints from the deinking* paper mills' list of raw materials. It had been assumed that sufficient dilution would allow the paper mills to cope with this new challenge.
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