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Itasca, IL, May 27, 2015 – Xeikon, an innovator in digital color printing technology, announced today that it is a sponsor of Smithers Pira’s Digital Print for Packaging U.S. Conference, a leading event that brings brand owners, converters and solution providers together to explore the potential of digitally printed packaging. Smithers Pira is one of the world’s leading authorities on the packaging, paper and print industry supply chains.Xeikon will have a vendor tabletop exhibit at the conference, which is taking place June 1-2 at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay hotel in Tampa, FL. Company representatives will be available at the event to discuss Xeikon’s innovative technology and solutions with the attendees.Other interesting articles
Steve Kirchof, vice president of sales/operations manager for Labels in Motion, an Orlando, FL-based label printing company which owns a Xeikon 3500 digital press, is one of the featured speakers at the event. Kirchof’s session is titled, “The Xymogen journey: Understanding a pharmaceutical brand owner’s move to digital print for self-sufficiency and growth.” Labels in Motion is a subsidiary ofXYMOGEN®, an independent health sciences company. The Xeikon 3000 Series represents the broadest range of label and packaging presses available on the market today. All the presses are based on full-rotary printing technology, with variable repeat length, and have an imaging resolution of true 1200×3600 dpi. Press speeds are not affected by label size and/or the number of colors used. The presses come in two different web widths (20.3 and 13 inches) and three different speeds. In addition, entry-level models can be upgraded to higher capacity options in the field. At Labelexpo 2014, Xeikon also announced the launch of Xeikon Cheetah, the fastest digital color press in its portfolio. The Xeikon Cheetah has a top speed of 98 feet/min, irrespective of the number of colors being printed, and is dedicated solely to the production of pressure sensitive labels. It also enables printing on a variety of heat-sensitive substrates due to incorporation of Xeikon’s ICE toner technology which requires a much lower fusing temperature than typical toner-based presses. “This year’s Digital Print for Packaging Conference has an incredible lineup of speakers and educational content. The event will help brand owners and converters learn about the latest developments and best practices in digital packaging,” said Andy Dwivedi, director of marketing and sales support for Xeikon America, Inc. “Furthermore, we are excited about Labels in Motion’s presentation at the event. They have a great story on how they brought digital print capabilities in-house to be more profitable and provide unique services to their clients. We are pleased to be a part of their continued success.” About Xeikon Xeikon is an innovator in digital printing technology. The company designs, develops and delivers web-fed digital color presses for labels and packaging applications, document printing, as well as commercial printing. These presses utilize LED-array-based dry toner electrophotography, open workflow software and application-specific toners. As an OEM supplier, Xeikon designs and produces platemakers for newspaper offset printing applications. Xeikon also manufactures basysPrint computer-to-plate (CtP) solutions for the commercial printing market. These proven CtP systems combine the latest exposure techniques with cost-efficient UV plate technology, high imaging quality and flexibility. For the flexographic market, Xeikon offers digital platemaking systems under the ThermoFlexX brand name. ThermoFlexX systems provide high resolution plate exposure including screening, color management, as well as workflow management. All the Xeikon solutions are designed with the overarching principles of profitability, quality, flexibility and sustainability in mind. With these guiding principles and a deep, intimate knowledge of its customers, Xeikon continues to be one of the industry’s leading innovators of products and solutions. For more information regarding this press release, please contact: Andy Dwivedi, Xeikon; 630-438-7932; aditya.dwivedi@xeikon.com; www.xeikon.com Erik Arvidson, Matter Communications for Xeikon; 978-518-4542; Xeikon@matternow.com;www.matternow.com For more information about Xeikon, visit: Xeikon America, Inc.
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