
More On Digital Printing
September 2011
Eighty percent of all companies lease equipment. Leasing can bring many benefits, including conserving cash flow and bringing an additional source of capital. Savvy lease negotiators...
August 2011
Religious publishing and related items—church bulletins, catalogs and kitting—represent a lion's share of the work produced at Ambrose Printing. For the past 30-plus years, the...
September 2011
During the past 18 months, digital printing has dramatically increased its penetration of the book market. The recession has in some cases provided a boost...
July 2011
BYU's Print and Mail Production Center (PMPC) opened its photo book operation by "kind of hand-assembling" books, according to Assistant Director Thomas Roylance. But the...
Inkjet technology is re-energizing the printing industry as it enables printers to offer a variety of more innovative and cost-effective document solutions and applications to...
The current high-speed inkjet web presses from vendors such as HP, Océ, InfoPrint, Screen and Kodak are exciting but impractical for most general short-run commercial...
Alert readers will recall that O’Neil was a beta installation for the first HP T300 30-inch Inkjet Web Press in 2009. The company now has...
May 2011
In static sheetfed, web offset and digital printing, the term “crossover” denotes the number of impressions at which a per-unit cost advantage can be gained...
March 2011
Differences in the inkjet imaging systems now being employed can have an impact—to varying degrees and relative to each other—on head cost, failure rate and...
March 2011
Consumer demand for photo books has been gaining in popularity for several years, and there is a bevy of “social expression” products built upon that...


