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Inkjet print technology, which was initially developed for addressing, coding and lottery applications, has had substantial growth during its 40-year history. The immediate and ongoing appeal of inkjet technology has been its water-based ink. As many inkjet inks used no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or hydrocarbon based solvents, they were also embraced for their environmental advantages.

The debate among print providers is building in intensity. Which technology will break through the barriers that have held digital printing to niche player status in the printing arena?

If you were to use the word “technology” in a sentence, you’d most likely attach words like “new, latest, cutting edge, or state-of-the-art.” If you were talking about print technology, however, that wouldn’t necessarily be the case.

Short run printing is no longer the exclusive niche of quick printers or small, walk-in service providers. The applications go beyond producing a handful of flyers, business cards or stationery. As digital print gains ever-deeper mainstream traction, it’s now a mandatory capability for most any commercial printer, packager, converter and POS/POP producer.

Some things just don’t go together – oil and water, tuxedos and flip-flops, fire and gasoline, diets and pastries. You probably can think of a lot more.

The global transformation among populations, cultures, and demographics has been well chronicled. The same applies to changes in buyer habits, health awareness, and environmental concerns; sociologists and business people are paying rapt attention.

Landa Digital Printing has selected AVT (Advanced Vision Technology) to provide it with a dedicated print quality control solution. The solution will use innovative nozzle performance and color control techniques to maintain print quality and increase press productivity. The verification of geometric parameters, such as color-to-color registration, image placement and front-to-back registration, will be included.

An independent jury of Israel business and economic leaders has named Benny Landa, Chairman & CEO of Landa Digital Printing, as Ernst & Young’s “Israel Entrepreneur of the Year”.