Cheltenham, Gloucestershire - VGI Europe, the sales branch for Xitron that sells and supports Xitron RIP and workflow solutions in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, today announced that Apex Digital Graphics will be demonstrating advanced workflow solutions based on the Harlequin RIP technologies at the Ipex 2010 show 18th-25th May at the NEC in Birmingham, England, on the Apex/Ryobi Stand in Hall 6 Stand C560.

Highlights of the exhibit include the Navigator Elite workflow with standard features designed to automate and improve productivity in prepress departments, including:
- Navigator Harlequin RIP
- Navigator Workflow Server with 3 clients
- Integrated PDF Tools including PDF Creation and Preflighting
- Ink Remapping
- Integrated Imposition with Dynagram inpO2 Basic
- Scriptable Hot Folders
- Raster PDF Proofing
- ROOM Proofing

"VGI Europe has partnered with Apex Digital to deliver robust workflow solutions to meet the increasing demands of their customers," stated Sue Wood, Dealer Sales Manager for VGI Europe. "Our software products offer printers the flexibility of connecting and combining their investments in prepress and the pressroom."

"Apex Digital Graphics selected  the Navigator Elite Workflow as our Harlequin solution as it combines operator convenience with all the tools necessary to efficiently drive work to the pressroom," stated Charles Hunniford, Product and Applications Manager at Apex Digital Graphics. "Navigator Elite is easy to use, powerful, flexible, and compatible with all main stream CtP and direct imaging presses."

Demonstrations will highlight the automation and productivity of the Navigator Elite workflow tools, including PDF Creation/Preflighting with reporting, imposition, ink remapping and proofing, allowing prepress operators to keep track of the flow of their work, including their impositions and proofs, directly from their desk.

Xitron products are available through a network of OEMs, distributors, dealers, and system integrators worldwide. Xitron RIPs and workflow solutions drive more than 250 different output devices ranging from black and white and color proofers to film imagesetters and the latest in CTP and direct-to-press systems.