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Get Involved
Peer affinity groups offer members the opportunity to learn and socialize through a variety of resources such as online forums and annual member events.
Connecting & Networking
Peer affinity groups are available to members of the print community, offering opportunities to connect and network with one another as well as with vendors for a mutually beneficial relationship.
Digital Envelope Printers
Envelope printing is challenging. Issues like curling, warping, and melting all occur, ruining the output and damaging the printer....
Taming Tricky Envelopes
Envelope printers are designed to handle the specific issues this media is known to present. These include thick...
Labels within Reach
Desktop and tabletop style digital label printers are well suited for a wide range of businesses. They enable print providers to accommodate short-run label requests, allow marketers to create prototypes for clients in house, and for manufacturers and smaller businesses to handle label needs on their own.
Labels for All
Desktop and tabletop label printers are ideal for a range of businesses and organizations. Examples of applications these solutions address include product labels for bakeries, wineries, and butchers.
Primed to Print
High-speed production inkjet printing is gaining acceptance, in part due to improved media compatibility. Historically one of the largest hurdles to...
A Professional Touch
Brand owners often contend with similar products from their competitors on a store shelf. First impression is of utmost importance...
Add Dimension
A variety of specialty ink options are available for digital printing including the use of clear, fluorescent, glitter, metallic, white, and MICR...
Ongoing Evolution
CCM strategies help organizations manage customer correspondence.
Labels Get Personal
Variable data printing (VDP) celebrates a long history of influencing how print communicates with the intended reader.
Media Selection is Critical
Digital printing consists of two primary methods—inkjet and electrophotographic (EP), which includes liquid (LEP) and dry inks and toner technologies.
