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Exclusive Interview: Benny Landa says that the nanographic inkjet printing process he unveiled at drupa 2012 was a “promise.” At drupa 2016, he intends to deliver on that promise with live demonstrations of nanographic equipment….

"Never one to shy away from a big fight, Benny Landa, father of digital printing, is aiming to replace all offset printing with his revolutionary Landa Nanographic Printing Presses."

In an announcement that has been much anticipated, but some thought would never come to pass, the Landa Group has revealed that Drupa will see its Nanographic Printing Presses become commercially available.

“Success is not about money, it’s about making a difference”

Landa is pulling no punches at drupa this year with the announcement of its lineup of offset quality Nanographic Printing^® presses for the exhibition to include sheetfed presses running at 13,000 B1 sheets per hour as well as one meter-wide (41 in.) web presses printing on plastic packaging films.

Part one of a two-part article looking at Landa’s Nanographic Printing^® technology, including additional new developments and offerings in preparation for drupa 2016.

"...some of the beta sites for the S10 have already been selected and these sites seem very anxious and excited to start working with the beta presses. " David Zwang WhatTheyThink (USA) Inkjet drupa 2016 – Continuing the Story – Part 2: More on Nanography, Metallization

Le teaser digne d'une grande production hollywoodienne donne un avant-goût de l'ambiance sur le stand du constructeur israélien.

…Las imprentas ultra rápidas de calidad offset Landa Nanographic Printing que ofrecen una impresión digital a un coste offset por impresión competitiva, y la tecnología de impresión en metal que reduce a la mitad el coste de metalización.

It prints gravure quality at flexo prices on a web a metre wide... but what could it do for newspapers. Benny Landa may not care, but no doubt the stand of the "father of digital printing" will be a pilgrimage for all those interested in print technology at the end of May.