Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Mono)

Finch Paper has introduced the latest additions to its digital line of papers: Finch Smartbook Jet and Finch Mailstream.

Together with HP, Knewton unveiled a solution to make learning materials available seamlessly across print and digital platforms.

Inkjet adoption has primarily centered around continuous-feed inkjet press installations for high-speed, high-volume applications—but the long-announced wave of cut-sheet inkjet printers starting to enter the marketplace will also become game-changers for more mainstream sheetfed offset and cut-sheet toner digital shops.

These are good days for the production inkjet printing business, for both users of the technology, as well as its related equipment and supplies manufacturers. Everyone is growing, everyone seems to be making money and promises of technology advancement are being delivered upon.

WASHINGTON, DC—An early spring snow storm spawned by Mother Nature held off just long enough t

With the promotion of Aurelio Maruggi, Eric Wiesner has been tapped as HP’s IHPS vice president and general manager.

Kodak’s Prosper IOS Offline Coating Solution produces optimally-coated inkjet paper for use with Kodak Prosper Presses.

If the 2014 campaign taught us anything, it's not to underestimate the value of a good education. And, from the book manufacturing point of view, the clamoring of presses could only mean one thing: Adoption cycles are back in full force. Most segments served by Chicago-based RR Donnelley enjoyed moderate to strong performances across the board in 2014.

Ricoh Americas new Customer Innovation Center in Boulder, CO, is a fully-operational facility that highlights the full spectrum of Ricoh’s production print offerings, including its cutsheet and continuous-feed devices, wide-format solutions and software components for transactional, commercial and in-plant printers, among a full portfolio of solutions.

One point that stuck with me from the 2014 Inkjet Summit is the fact that many pages produced on continuous-feed inkjet presses today represent new jobs—not just work being transferred from toner-based digital or offset analog presses. Also key is the availability of more paper stocks. Most satisfying, too, is the sense of camaraderie that exists between veteran inkjet users—many of whom are competitors—inkjet suppliers and shops still considering a press. All constituents are committed to moving the industry forward.