Screen Graphic Solutions and Kyocera Document Solutions have partnered to develop Truepress JET S320, an A3 sheet-fed digital inkjet printer prototype.
The Truepress JET S320 prototype will make its debut at the Printing United Expo 2023 to be held in Atlanta USA, from 18 to 20 October.
According to both companies, in recent years, especially in the commercial printing and publishing markets, businesses have shifted toward digital printing technology. This change is driven by a broader societal shift toward companies that leverage digital data. In contrast to the traditional production of broadcast-style advertisements and prediction-based mass production, there is now a demand for data-driven targeting and personalised advertising materials.
This shift has resulted in a move toward production that involves printing only the necessary quantity at the required time, often with targeted messaging.
Screen GA has provided a line of high-speed, continuous-feed inkjet digital presses, the Truepress JET 520 series, in response to these needs. These have been widely embraced for various printing applications such as transactions, direct mail, catalogues, brochures, publications and more.
Now a global leader in this market, Screen GA has been commercialising an A3 sheet-fed inkjet digital printing machine by leveraging the technical expertise in A3 production printers held by Kyocera Document Solutions along with Screen GA’s Truepress ink SC/SC+ technology for ink compatibility with standard coated papers. This proprietary ink prints on commercially available coated papers without the requirement of coating or priming.
With the introduction of this product, Screen GA is expanding various solutions, including the enhancement of workflow solutions integrated with our EQUIOS workflow system, hybrid printing in conjunction with CtP and offset printing, and increased productivity through the combined use of the Truepress JET 520 series.
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