08.02.18
Warneke Paper Box of Denver, CO recently began installation of a new Primefire 106 from Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg). The 7-color industrial inkjet 40” B1 size digital press will allow the packaging printer to expand their business by collaborating with their customers on targeted short run packaging campaigns and provide added security to cartons through variable content.
Being the first commercially available industrial inkjet digital printing system in the 70x100 (40”) format, Primefire 106 is designed to equip packaging converters with the possibility to add extra value to each produced box, to achieve faster time to market with their products and to streamline supply chain costs with print-on-demand capabilities. Its direct-to-sheet 7-color imaging and outstanding color registration allows for unique security printing features to be incorporated, along with variable content, for anti-counterfeiting packaging designs.
The Primefire 106 digital printing system offers the highest quality of 1,200 x 1,200 dpi with initial production speeds of 2,500 sheets per hour and is designed to achieve volumes of up to 1.5 million sheets per month thanks to its industrial print uptime level. The platform is modular, which accommodates further speed increases and feature updates without having to replace the press.
“We’re thrilled that we will be the first in the US to put this state-of-the-art technology to work,” said Stacy Warneke, president and CEO of Warneke Paper Box.
Being the first commercially available industrial inkjet digital printing system in the 70x100 (40”) format, Primefire 106 is designed to equip packaging converters with the possibility to add extra value to each produced box, to achieve faster time to market with their products and to streamline supply chain costs with print-on-demand capabilities. Its direct-to-sheet 7-color imaging and outstanding color registration allows for unique security printing features to be incorporated, along with variable content, for anti-counterfeiting packaging designs.
The Primefire 106 digital printing system offers the highest quality of 1,200 x 1,200 dpi with initial production speeds of 2,500 sheets per hour and is designed to achieve volumes of up to 1.5 million sheets per month thanks to its industrial print uptime level. The platform is modular, which accommodates further speed increases and feature updates without having to replace the press.
“We’re thrilled that we will be the first in the US to put this state-of-the-art technology to work,” said Stacy Warneke, president and CEO of Warneke Paper Box.