Digital Printing-Inkjet Roll-to-Roll

After launching the Tau 330 RSC at LabelExpo, Durst will be hosting Tau Digital Days 2018 from Feb. 7-9 at its worldwide headquarters in Brixen, Italy. The event will showcase Durst's latest technologies and the capabilities of its Tau digital presses.

Graphics Universal, a Greencastle, Pa.-based label printer and converter, has purchased a seven-color Domino N610i digital UV inkjet label press, citing the press's reliable platform and high-quality printing.

As part of its expansion into a recently purchased state-of-the-art facility in Langley, British Columbia, Label Resources has acquired a seven-color Domino N610i digital UV inkjet label press.

Domino has released an ‘Inkjet Coverage Guide’ booklet, a tool to help customers and prospects estimate ink costs of the Domino N610i digital UV inkjet label press as compared to running the same label job on other technologies.

EFI and Xeikon have announced that they have entered into a strategic partnership for the EFI Jetrion digital label and narrow web inkjet printing systems. Xeikon will service, support and supply the worldwide Jetrion customer base, and continue the direct sales of Jetrion digital label printing systems.

In addition to announcing its third quarter results last week, EFI indicated that it intends to spin off its inkjet label line. The company also detailed its intent to continue its growth in both the textile and corrugated segments of the printing industry.

During the third annual Digital Packaging Summit, held from October 23-25 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Domino received the Company to Watch Award, as voted on by attendees at the event.

A year after Landa showcased its latest developments in Nanography at drupa 2016, the company has now launched its first beta site in Israel, with more presses to be delivered to sites in the United States and Europe. Following the beta launches, more are expected to follow in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia.

The third annual Digital Packaging Summit kicked off on Monday night with a keynote presentation that addressed the impact digital will have across the four varying packaging segments. Jennifer Dochstader and David Walsh of LPC, Inc., and the co-chairs of the event, led the presentation.

During the opening session of the Digital Packaging Summit, Bob Leahey of Keypoint Intelligence provided a look into the latest statistics in digital package printing to outline where the technology stands across all packaging segments, including labels, folding cartons, flexible packaging and corrugated.