From Start to Automated Finishing
Digital print drives innovative finishing equipment. Book manufacturers—depending on volume—choose from inline, offline, or near-line book finishing systems to complement demand.
A Boutique Production
Moxy Ox, based in Tontitown, AR, began as the graphic design department of Chandler Equipment, a manufacturer of vacuum pumps, valves, and mufflers for tanker trucks.
Compact Production
Digital print providers rely on sophisticated productivity software to run their operations.
Multifunction Products
Light production multifunction products (MFPs) provide the quality and features of high-end print solutions for lower volume environments.
Entry-Level Production Solutions
Multifunction products (MFPs) allow users to produce high-quality output and versatile applications in a cost=effective manner.
Print MIS
May 2016
Making a Statement
Transactional statements provide vital data to consumers.
Photo-Quality Production
The opportunity for photo-quality applications is expanding.
Managing Color
Accurate color depends on color calibration and management strategies.
Wide Format Scanning
While standalone wide format scanners have their place in the industry, today’s multifunction—copy, scan, and print—printers (MFPs) are gaining in popularity.
Shaping Digital Print
Digital print providers look for ways to add new services that fit into their existing workflow. Sometimes it is as easy as adding a finishing component.
A Digital Transformation Strategy
Back in the 70s, industry commentators were talking about the paperless office and forecasted a future where all documents would be stored digitally—some 40 years later, and we still haven’t got there—but it isn’t for want of trying.
