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In an exclusive WhatTheyThink interview, Benny Landa talks to Cary Sherburne about what has been happening with the company since drupa and Graph Expo. They discuss things they've learned and major changes they have made to the design of units since visiting over 100 customers in the field.

Landa announces major developments to its Landa S10FC and S10C Nanographic Printing^® Presses, enhancing print quality and upgrading the press design. The new changes firmly place Nanographic Printing^® presses as a production-oriented digital printing solution for mainstream applications.

Landa annuncia importanti sviluppi apportati alle proprie macchine da stampa Landa S10FC e S10C con tecnologia Nanographic Printing^® volti a migliorare la qualità di stampa e il design delle macchine. Grazie a questi nuovi miglioramenti, le macchine da stampa con sistema Nanographic Printing^® si sono affermate come soluzioni di stampa digitale orientate alla produzione per applicazioni mainstream

Landa announces major developments to its Landa S10FC and S10C Nanographic Printing presses, enhancing print quality and upgrading the press design.

"The samples that Landa representatives showed privately at PRINT 13 were greatly improved over what I had seen previously and they are light years ahead of what was shown at drupa 2012."

The consensus of the group (which included David Zwang, Richard Romano, and Frank Romano) is that the quality is definitely sellable as is. We saw images printed on everything from heavy board to newsprint, paper towels and even toilet paper (no show through!)… What I found most amazing, however, is the redesign of the press."

Landa has added in-line coating to its S10 model and overhauled the layout of the press, as it prepares to bring the first machines to market.

Benny Landa has revealed an enhanced press design and improvements to print quality for his Nanographic printing process.

While the improvements to quality, new press design, and the additional features announced are worthy of coverage, the crux of the technology, and the source of the print industry's interest at large lies in the monetary side.

Until now, all the digital printing platforms aimed at the packaging sector have provided limited niche opportunities with a good deal of compromise on the variety of substrates available, image quality and output speed. The introduction of technologies such as Landa Nanography are about to radically change the digital packaging landscape.