HP Indigo has developed new print engines and new presses. These were ready for launch at Drupa 2020 to take the digital presses further into litho print’s heartlands, and will still ship this year. Part time rock guitarist Alon Bar-Shany introduces one machine as the Born to Run press. Another is unveiled with a snatch […]
The HP Indigo 35K is a new package for carton printers that is much improved over previous machines. The company did not understand some of the demands in carton printing when introducing its first carton press.
The Series 5 engine is introduced on the Indigo 100K, a press aimed at existing Indigo users coming up against production limitations with the existing fleet, as well as commercial printers who are moving into digital print for the first time. It has undergone nine months field testing, more than any previous product.
The Indigo V12 will take Indigo into a new section of the label market, where it already claims that more than 6% of the word’s labels are printed on Indigos already, by laying claim to a greater slice of the UV flexo sector, and so confining analogue to the longest runs only. The V12 will be followed by other presses, notably in flexible packaging, that use the new print engine.
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