Updating your computer to plate device may seem a big investment, but it can power your business into a world of opportunity. In a fast-moving indus...
To improve the quality and reduce the cost of consumables in prepress, following can be noted. In subsequent blogs, each of these methods will be ex...
The speed of the high-performance KODAK MAGNUS Q800 Platesetter has been increased once again with T-speed Plus, offering a throughput of up to 84 B...
Offset printing inks come with different formulas and properties. Since printing is done on a variety of materials, printing ink is also presented w...
There are many tips to be followed by operators to get optimal results: Cleaning all the filters of platesetter & plate processor on a regular weekl...
*Offset ink is a pasty material composed of following:* 1. *Pigment *which actually constitutes the color of ink. 2. *Resine *which gives pigment ad...
Computer to plate (CTP) imaging technology has evolved immensely over the last twenty years. Starting with the initial transition from computer to f...
Nothing has a more voracious appetite for litho plates than a newspaper offset web press. The Villages Daily Sun, a newspaper and commercial printer...
*TICCIT (Trees Into Cartons, Cartons Into Trees) national initiative established 12 years ago* *Partnering with the Paperboard Packaging Council to em...
Kodak has completed the installation of the first KODAK MAGNUS Q4800 Platesetter at the WKS Group in Essen, Germany. Equipped with an XPL Pallet Loa...
Kodak has just received an order from German WKS Group to supply the world’s first KODAK MAGNUS Q4800 Platesetter. This new jumbo CTP system from Ko...
Over the years Kodak has developed very strong bonds with their customers. Considering their long history supporting print providers with consumable...
There was a time where people thought the world would go paperless. Clearly, we are not there yet and may never be. There are many factors keeping C...
Great print quality depends on many things, including your processes, your employees, your printing press, and your paper and ink. But before a job ...
