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We, the Nano News editors (NN), sat down with Asher Levy (AL), our Active Chairman, for a casual conversation to discuss his role in the day-to-day management of Landa Digital Printing.

As the coronavirus escalated in mid-March and more countries went into lockdown, we got our Field Support Engineers home and continued to offer seamless support to our customers. We, the Nano News editors (NN), interviewed Maor Avner (MA), Head of Service Delivery and Customer Support at Landa Digital Printing to talk about the challenges in maintaining our service momentum from multiple offsite locations.

We began our year with excited anticipation ahead of Drupa 2020. Alongside our plans for the event, we continued installing presses at new customers around the globe, and hosting a succession of events and demonstrations of our Nanographic Printing^® Presses in production at several customer sites.

I can’t believe the year is almost over. Looking back, I can say that 2019 has been amazing for Landa Digital Printing! We installed presses on three continents and are now printing a range of stunning jobs for folding carton, publishing, commercial printing and POP. We’ve pushed the barriers, proved production and put Landa on the map. It is happening!

We have had an incredibly busy period at Landa. And it has been fantastic. We held an open house at our customer, Edelmann Group in Germany, hosted many groups of leading folding carton converters at our facility in Israel, shipped our first press to China and another to North America, and at the end of June we invited journalists to our first Landa S10P customer site in Rochester, New York, to see the press in production. So much is happening.

Mercury Print Productions is more than a printing company, priding itself on pushing innovation and digital media in new and exciting directions and merging print media with cutting-edge digital content and distribution solutions. That’s what makes Mercury different to any other print provider.

We talk to Christian Schamberger, President of Mercury Print Productions about their experience with Nanography^® technology.

Virtual Packaging is a full-service packaging prototype house specializing in a broad range of mock-up capabilities, with a combined 75 years of packaging industry experience.

We talk to Tara Duckett, Vice President of Sales and Operations and Jordan Patterson, Director of Administration at our customer in Dallas, Texas about their experience with Nanography^® technology.

We continue to make fantastic progress on all fronts. Customer presses in the field have been upgraded to 7 colors and are in full production, printing 6,500 sheets per hour with brilliant vibrant colors covering 96% of the Pantone range!