Interest showed no sign of dropping as Ipex continued into its fourth day, showcasing the latest solutions for the whole print workflow.
Lumejet once again made a splash with the sell of another S200 press, signed on the stand by Barnard & Westwood, holder of two royal warrants. Austen Kopley, managing director, said, ‘At first glance there really is no fit for a LumeJet S200 at Barnard & Westwood. Technology is not what we are about, but then you see the output. The machine produces incredible photographic quality output, which we couldn’t achieve with any other system.’
Frank Romano, professor emeritus at RIT asked the speakers at the World Print Summit session yesterday if print is doomed or on the verge of a new digital renaissance. They agreed that they see evidence already of print’s expansion into new and innovative directions such as variable data or high-margin industrial applications. Keynote speakers EFI CEO Guy Gecht and Landa Corp CEO Benny Landa addressed a packed audience on the second day of the London based exhibition. The session looked at trends and the drivers for success needed by today’s print companies.
