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Sheetfed Inkjet Boosts Production for OneTouchPoint

Steve Henck, VP of Operations for OneTouchPoint, is an early adopter of sheetfed production inkjet, migrating work from offset and toner as well as developing new applications and customers.

Published on February 4, 2016

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By Chuck Werninger on Feb 04, 2016

I've loved the VarioPrint platform for years and the PRISMAsync workflow is intuitive and easy to use. It sounds like an exciting product so I'd love to see and hear more about your i300 digital press! Is it as fast, reliable, productive and cost-effective as it sounds? Is the ink durable and water fast? What are the concerns with this technology?

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