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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.

The unknown story of the father of digital printing (in Simplified Chinese)

The Landa team and their esteem for Benny (in Simplified Chinese)

Honing in on what every single printer wants' to know, the National Association of Paper Merchants (NAPM) themed their 10th annual forum on 'What's around the corner – the next five years' highlighting the big things to expect in the very near future.

"Always felt that the future would be inkjet based and this would be where we would decide to develop our capabilities but the Landa is so much more. It will deliver ecological, financial, operational and innovative credentials finally to the packaging market for digital."

The future of digital and analogue presses, including the launch of Landa's Nanography.

World renowned research and analysis firm, Gartner, Inc., this week named Landa Digital Printing one of five "Cool Vendors in Imaging and Print Services, 2013". Landa has developed a unique printing process called Nanography^® that will enable digital printing for mainstream applications.