SCREEN Americas and MCS Highlight Inkjet Mailing Solutions
SCREEN Americas announces plans to host an exclusive VIP event featuring all-encompassing inkjet mailing solutions at its Inkjet Innovation Center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. The invitation-only event, in collaboration with MCS, Inc., is open to executives and c-level operations managers of print providers who are interested in optimizing mailing solutions for transactional and direct mail items that are printed on SCREEN technology.
Participants will have the opportunity to register for a one-day session on June 16, 17, 23, or 24, 2026. In addition to collaborating with MCS Inc., a leading manufacturer of mailing solutions, SCREEN Americas will highlight equipment and software from other industry manufacturers whose technology is compatible with SCREEN’s high-speed inkjet presses. Companies on the agenda include BlueCrest, Ironsides, Muller Martini, EMT, MBO, Standard Finishing, Tecnau, BCC Software and Quadient.
“Our intention is to offer a real hands-on practical experience for our customers,” said President David Loos of MCS, Inc.
With more and more printers offloading their traditional offset equipment in exchange for the flexible capabilities of inkjet technology, the event is expected to provide printers with keen insight on how to optimize their inserting, commingling, production tracking, and overall mailing efforts when using SCREEN technology.
“Many of our customers are serving clients in the financial and healthcare industries where personalization is not only critical, it’s a legal requirement and it’s a zero-tolerance-for-mistakes type of business,” said President Ken Ingram of SCREEN Americas. “I can’t think of a better way to spend the day with our clients—a day dedicated to helping them achieve the accuracy in personalized mailing that is demanded of them by their customers.”
Parties should contact their SCREEN Americas or MCS representative to secure their spot at this event. Space is limited.
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