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Appointment is a key milestone towards commercialization of Landa Nanographic Printing^® Presses.

Landa Digital Printing has announced the appointment of Nachum Korman as Vice President & General Manager, North America. “I am very excited to be joining the Landa team at such an important moment in the history of the company and the print industry," said Mr Korman.

Nachum Korman appointed Vice President and General Manager North America. The company calls the appointment "a milestone towards the commercialization of Nano Landa Graphic Printing Presses."

“I look forward to helping build Landa’s sales and operational infrastructure in North America and delivering Landa Nanographic Printing Presses to the vanguard of the print industry in my region.”

“The appointment of Nachum Korman is of huge importance to the roll-out of our digital printing presses in North America”.

After he invented digital commercial printing and sold his company to HP, Benny Landa could have retired to a beach anywhere in the world. But his passion for creation wouldn’t stay quiet, and he’s set on revolutionizing the printing world once again.

Now that the G7 has agreed to phase out carbon emissions by 2100, the question is how? Benny Landa, founder of Israel-based Landa Group and that country’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year winner, believes he may have the answer.

Benny Landa is a serial entrepreneur with grand ambitions and a record of innovating breakthrough technologies and bringing them to market. Carly Fiorina, the US Republican presidential candidate and former Hewlett-Packard chief executive, describes Mr Landa as “an entrepreneur of great passion and vision. Once he decides to tackle something, he unreservedly commits all his considerable energy and intellect.”

Mit einem völlig neuen Maschinendesign will Benny Landa die Zweifler an seiner Drucktechnologie widerlegen. Gegenüber 4c erzählen nun die Entwickler des neuen Maschinenlayouts erstmals über die lange Suche nach einem neuen ergonomischen Konzept für die Landa-Systeme.

Die NanografieTM bietet sämtliche Vorteile des Digitaldrucks, jedoch ohne die bisherigen Einschränkungen bezüglich Bedruckstoff, Format, Farbauftrag, der Druckqualität oder der Auflage, jedenfalls bis zu gewissen Auflagengrenzen, die in vielen Segmenten bereits einen Großteil der Nachfrage abdecken. Die Technologie soll die geringsten Kosten im Digitaldruck ermöglichen. Die NanografieTM wird die Qualität und Geschwindigkeit des Offsetdrucks mit der Vielseitigkeit des Digitaldrucks kombinieren, so das Versprechen. Uns hat interessiert, welchen Platz der Nanodruck künftig in der Druckbranche einnehmen wird? Chefredakteur Jürgen Zietlow interviewte Benny Landa, um das Bild relevanter Technologien der kommenden zehn Jahre abzurunden.