Digital Printing

FujiFilm Sheet-Fed Printing Press

Machine to be introduced at GraphExpo this week

Published

13 years ago

September 12, 2011

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times September 2011 Issue

FUJIFILM North America Corp. (Valhalla, NY) is presenting the Fujifilm Digital Inkjet J Press 720, an inkjet, sheet-fed printing press designed for high-quality, short-run, commercial-printing applications. It employs the company’s Dimatix Samba printhead, and uses standard offset stocks. The J Press 720 also incorporates Fujifilm’s bleed-free water-based inks and cross-platform XMF workflow solution that drives the system.

System features include a standard paper-feeding mechanism for high registration accuracy; a pre-coating rolling that prepares the paper for the jetting station; 1,200 x 1,200-dpi printing with four grayscale levels at 2,700 sheets per hour with single-pass printing; color-accuracy scanes with two CCD cameras with in-line sensor; and heat- and air-drying functions that dry the paper before it’s output.

For more information, visit www.jpress720.com.

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