Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Mono)

In October, Xerox celebrated the 25th anniversary of its DocuTech product line. The line, which was first introduced in 1990, was designed to help companies produce brochures, newsletters and sales reports, and allowed electronic images to be sent from remote computers, to then be edited and shared over computer networks. The DocuTech’s development program spanned a decade and involved several thousand engineers. "We always had a sense, even from the beginning, that we were doing groundbreaking work and it was going to be very special," relayed Randall Hube, manager of Litigation and Strategic Technical Services in Xerox Intellectual Property Operations, and also a member of the DocuTech development team.

Pennsylvania-based Nuss Printing expanded its fleet with the recent installation of a Canon varioPRINT DP 110 digital production press.

Twenty-five years ago today, everything changed for in-plants. On Oct. 2, 1990, Xerox introduced the DocuTech 135 Production Publisher, a device that single-handedly ushered in the print-on-demand era.

On request, Heidelberg now supplies all Linoprint CV/CP systems with the Prinect digital front end.

In the past financial year, Heidelberg continued to strengthen the services sector through new acquisitions.

I was very fortunate to have been invited to join Canon U.S.A.’s spring 2015 CREATE event in The Netherlands and Germany.

A new branch location for Konica Minolta Business Solutions will be unveiled in Cincinnati on May 13.

Alcom Printing Group installed three Océ VarioPrint 6320+ digital monochrome presses.

Nordis Direct opened a new 16,000-square-foot production facility in Las Vegas, that utilizes the services of its third Océ device.

This year, three models from Konica Minolta earned recognition during the Buyers Laboratory (BLI) annual PRO awards. The awards acknowledge the best-in-class devices in BLI’s production field tests. The winners included the bizhub PRESS C1100, 1052 and 2250P digital printers.