Press release from the issuing company
Chicago, IL – While digital inkjet technology has already completely revolutionized the ceramic print sector, a new white paper from InPrint: The Industrial Print Show makes it clear that inkjet will change the decorative surfaces industry, as well. The InPrint Décor Survey & Report, conducted in partnership with I.T. Strategies, TCM Conference Management and IMI Europe, explores growth opportunities and adoption challenges for inkjet technology in the decorative surfaces industry.
“Decoration is a significant part of any industrial process but particularly important when a product has to perform both a functional and decorative role,” said Marcus Timson, co-founder of InPrint. “We were seeing a continued shift towards smart manufacturing and a growing consumer demand for mass customized products within the décor market, so we felt it was important to create a survey to investigate the opportunities and adoption rate further.”
The white paper looks most specifically at how surface decoration is developing in the wall coverings segments, where consumer demand and the introduction of digital printing technologies into production is changing the market, as well as flooring production. The survey, conducted in July/August of 2016, was completed by 103 respondents around the world, in the décor production industry.
Some of the highlights of the survey and white paper include:
To learn more, request your complimentary copy of the full white paper at http://www.inprintshow.com/usa/industrial-print/white-paper/, and see the industrial print industry in action at InPrint USA in Orlando, Florida April 25-27, 2017.
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