Pre-Press - Computer-to-plate

The Making of The KODAK TRILLIAN SP Plate Sculpture
August 11, 2010

See how 800 tiny pieces of aluminum were transformed into a fish sculpture using the new KODAK TRILLIAN SP Thermal Plates. TRILLIAN SP Plates can also transform your printing business by offering a plate that uses less chemistry, prints long unbaked run lengths with great chemical resistance, and cuts operational costs in prepress by reducing chemistry, water, energy, and waste.

Prinfo Vargada opts for Kodak Nexpress SE 3000
July 8, 2010

Scandinavian group Prinfo Vargada talks about its investment in the KODAK NEXPRESS SE3000 Press and its long-standing relationship with Kodak's workflow and CTP solutions.

LTI Uses Kodak Flexcel NX System To Grow Their Business
July 1, 2010

Kodak's customer, Labels, Tags and Inserts (LTI) uses the KODAK FLEXCEL NX Digital Flexographic System to print high quality packaging applications that rival rotogravure. Includes interviews with owner LeRoy Baker and Vice President Rhonda Baker Capps.

Quick Thinking
November 1, 2009

Roundup of innovative CTP & small press installations.

Exhibitors Cop an App-itude
October 1, 2009

Putting greater emphasis on applications and business development tools has been a growing trend among trade show exhibitors.

Defying Print Conventions
June 1, 2009

IT'S BEEN said that the small, mom-and-pop commercial printer is going the route of the VCR and the music store—away and out of business. Yes, it's true that consolidation has eroded the small printer base, but we've been hearing about that for 20 years. And there is an abundance of $1 million a year shops still in business; far more of them than there are $50 million performers.

Graph Expo: Digital Printing and Workflow -- Digital Shows Its Dominance
November 1, 2008

The focus at Graph Expo was on what’s available to buy today, especially with the deadline looming for the investment tax credit. Digital press vendors asserted that the current economic conditions play to the technology’s strengths. Shorter runs produced on demand combined with more targeted, personalized printing enable the industry’s end customers to make the most of their printing spend, the argument goes. And, it’s more sustainable to boot.