Poligrafia Janusz Nowak broadens right into electronic book printing market with Display tech
Polish book printer Poligrafia Janusz Nowak has actually invested in its very first electronic inkjet press, mounting a Display Truepress JET 520 HD Mono as it goes into the electronic book printing market.
The financial investment comes as the business reacts to expanding need for shorter print runs and on-demand publication manufacturing.
“We saw shorter runs progressively transfer to business utilizing electronic printing, which indicated we ran the risk of losing a crucial section of our client base if we didn’t adapt,” said MikoĊaj Nowak of Poligrafia Janusz Nowak. “Investing in electronic innovation came to be vital for our ongoing development.”
After assessing a variety of electronic printing suppliers, the company selected the Display Truepress JET 520 HD Mono. According to Poligrafia Janusz Nowak, Display’s visibility in the Polish market and its experience in digital publication printing were essential factors in the choice.
“For our first step into digital printing, we needed a steady companion offering not just a quality printing service, but book printing experience and exceptional assistance,” claimed Mr Nowak. “Unlike some bigger firms, Display provides personal interest and a deep understanding of just how to ideal deploy digital printing modern technology for publication printing.”
The monochrome inkjet press will match the business’s existing offset production, enabling it to generate short-run and on-demand books along with longer-run balanced out job. The installment also presents variable information printing capacities via Display’s Equios process software program, sustaining applications including personal and single-copy book production.
Poligrafia Janusz Nowak explains the installation as the first stage of its digital printing method, with plans to integrate the modern technology into its existing workflows prior to considering additional financial investment in electronic inkjet for full-colour book production.
“Moving right into electronic printing is an all-natural progression for a mid-sized company like ours,” continued Mr Nowak. “It enhances our existing balanced out procedures completely, permitting us higher flexibility and effectiveness, while enabling us to respond quickly to market needs for smaller sized, extra tailor-maked print runs while keeping the exact same print top quality. It supports our lasting objectives to use thorough options for all sorts of publication printing tasks, placing ourselves for future development.”