Glass, metal, ceramic, (recycled) plastics … I am continually amazed at all the things that inkjet can print on and the cool new ways that it can print. New inkjet solutions have entered the market to tackle different surfaces in interesting ways. I’m very excited to be working with Mark Bale again on a webinar that will dig into the demanding requirements of industrial printing and highlight new market entrants meeting these needs.
On Tuesday September, 12 at 1 p.m. ET (that’s 6 p.m. for Mark in London) join us for “Innovations in Industrial Inkjet” which will showcase the latest releases of printheads, inks, printbars and complete industrial press solutions that are opening up new opportunities for printing companies and driving down costs for industrial product manufacturers. Attendees will learn about:
- Print expectations for industrial applications such as ceramics, flooring, and direct-to-shape
- Technology capabilities driving compatibility and efficiency for industrial markets
- Market drivers of industrial development and technology adoption
- The latest product releases driving scale and speed in industrial markets
Being able to print on industrial materials in small batches or as part of a product manufacturing process and create personalized variations opens up a world of possibilities. It’s inkjet innovation driving an industrial revolution!
Please register and tell your friends who are industrial producers of décor, containers, flooring, and ceramics, etc. or developers of printing solutions for these and other industrial applications. Vive la révolution!
Note: if you can’t attend the live webinar, you can register now and get access to the replay – but we hope you will be there to ask questions.