In addition to revealing the InfoPrint 5000 (multi-purpose) MP, new workflow software and additional InfoPrint 4100 models, InfoPrint is introducing its key solutions at the show: precision marketing and workflow, backed by demonstrations of customer applications.
The new InfoPrint 5000 MP platform adds monochrome and MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) inkjet printing and is compatible with existing full-colour InfoPrint 5000 models
Ipex also sees the debut of the latest InfoPrint 4100 models, offering AFP customers monochrome eletrophotographic continuous forms printing with colour emulation as companies look to upgrade to digital colour. The new models include enhanced print quality and paper handling; new service features; and expanded toner support; higher toner yield and support for heavier paper stock. InfoPrint claims that the introduction of Version 7 toner not only improves overall print quality but also overall media flexibility especially on some of the heavier weight forms.
The latest version of InfoPrint ProcessDirector workflow software is also on show. The company says that the software offers enhanced compatibility with Windows and Red Hat Enterprise Linux platforms; a new command centre feature for centralised management of multiple InfoPrint ProcessDirector systems; and new usability features.
InfoPrint is also using case studies with its clients, which includes data marketing specialist Transactis Precision Marketing and dsicmm, the country’s largest print and direct mail organisation, to illustrate how they have used InfoPrint technology in the area of transactional printing and marketing.
In announcing a new ink measurement solution for the entire InfoPrint 5000 family, InfoPrint says the solution includes tools intended to produce quick and accurate ink estimates at the job costing stage and show actual ink usage upon print completion. Mike Herold, InfoPrint 5000 product manager, says, “With the InfoPrint 5000’s unique imaging technology, it’s not the ink price per litre, but the ink price per impression, that impacts your bottom line.”
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