Finch Paper Debuts Finch Mailstream One at the 2016 Inkjet Summit

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Press release from the issuing company

Finch Paper Leads the Inkjet Industry with Revolutionary Market-Optimized Solutions

Glens Falls, NY – As the inaugural keynote sponsor, Finch Paper has believed in the Inkjet Summit from its inception and will debut its latest inkjet substrate, Mailstream One,  during this year’s conference. Finch’s unique Inkjet Portfolio is optimized for each of the major print segments: direct mail, books, and transaction/transpromo. Finch’s market-segment approach aligns with inkjet business’ needs--and contrasts with the “one size fits all” phenomenon in legacy paper markets. “Finch Paper has garnered valuable insight from Inkjet Summit executives,” said Greg Maio, vice president of sales and marketing. “Finch’s product design and marketing expertise makes it easier for inkjet printers to optimize their own systems.”

Finch sets itself apart by providing domestic product and service solutions to help printers capitalize on their inkjet investments. Finch’s comprehensive inkjet portfolio (link to website) features innovative opacity along with proprietary surface treatments for dye-based and pigment inkjet web systems.  Beyond maximizing ink density and dry time, Finch Paper has designed inkjet products with features best suited for the specific market application: 

• Commercial Printing: Finch Inkjet Pi
• Direct Mail: Finch Mailstream
• Transactional: Finch Mailstream
• Books:  Finch Smartbook Jet

The Finch Mailstream family includes Finch Mailstream DS, Mailstream XP96 and Mailstream XP92 in an expansive range of 40 lb. text to 9 pt. reply. “Finch Mailstream One a premium, treated sheet boasting higher ink densities for dye-based transactional applications” noted Greg Maio. “While market disruptions are expected to continue, Finch is expanding our position as a sustainable, supply chain partner.”

 

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