Digital Printing - Digital Offset

Alexander’s Print Advantage has adopted the new HP Indigo 100K Digital Press, in a move to expand capacity.

This program includes a portfolio of previously owned HP Indigo digital presses for commercial printing, labels, and packaging.

The YGS Group has adopted the advanced 29˝ HP Indigo 12000 HD Digital Press and HP PrintOS Site Flow automation solutions.

Shutterfly is investing in more than 60 high-performance HP Indigo Digital Presses to drive productivity for its range of products.

They work in harmony within a printing operation to meet clients’ run length, personalization, quality, and turnaround requirements.

Foremost Graphics has installed a new HP Indigo 15K Digital Press solution.

Think Patented has launched the new HP Indigo 100K Digital Press solution to drive digital printing volume with 1:1 variable data.

Creative Labels of Vermont has added two new HP Indigo 6900 presses that were installed this summer.

Four print service providers were named winners in the annual HP Inkspiration Americas Awards.

ePac to add 26 HP Indigo digital presses, and will be the first converter in the world to install the new HP Indigo 25K Digital Press.

San Diego-based L+L Printers adopted the new HP Indigo 15K Digital Press technology to expand services, including specialty packaging.

The two new HP Indigo 6900 presses were installed as part of an upgrade of digital equipment alongside HP Latex R2000 printers.

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