Based in Netanya, Israel, Jettable’s product portfolio will add to the ever-expanding suite of inkjet solutions offered by EFI, including the VUTEk (superwide inkjet for the display graphics market), and Jetrion (digital inkjet for the labels and packaging market) products, as well as investments in Kornit (textiles market) and Raster Printers (which compliments VUTEk by specializing in the midrange wide format space.) Jettable, founded in 2003, offers a line of ceramic inks and unique ultra-fine ceramic pigments with distinct benefits that create a sustainable competitive advantage.

The inherent characteristics of ceramic composition inks create the need for a specialised flatbed inkjet printer with colour management tuned to the distinctive ceramic colors in order to generate the widest and most attractive colour gamut. Jettable has designed a modified print engine capable of high-quality printing onto numerous types of porous and non-porous ceramic surfaces.

“The introduction of digital printing enables new applications of color-rich ceramic tiles while providing a reduction in waste. This continues to support EFI’s green initiative while providing lessened set-up costs. Our customers will benefit duo-fold,” said Ghilad Dziesietnik, EFI’s CTO.

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