David Savastano, Editor07.29.21
Direct-to-object printing is one of the most intriguing processes to watch. It is really interesting to see how intricate printing can be performed on irregular shapes, be it cans, tubes, even food and much, much more. It is also a fast growing field.
In speaking with industry leaders, direct-to-object printing is becoming more mainstream, with a lot of different reasons driving this growth.
“This is our bread and butter,” said Oscar Granados, director of sales at LogoJET. “Digital printing is allowing people to decorate their products with full-color customized images from one-offs to several copies, and from a simple guitar pick to industrial components. The result is that many companies are taking advantage of the spike in ecommerce consumption due to last year brick and mortar retail shut down, as well as manufacturing companies are managing inventories smarter.”
“We see tremendous interest in direct-to-object printing and inkjet has enabled a fast-
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