Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc., Ramsey, New Jersey, a provider of industrial and commercial printing and packaging solutions, has announced the AccurioJet KM-1e digital color B2+ sheet-fed UV LED inkjet production press, continuing its growth path within the industrial print market.
Since its launch at Drupa 2016, the AccurioJet KM-1 has been a top choice among B2+ production digital printing presses. Many commercial printers, direct mailers, online printers, in-plant print shops, publishing and book printing companies have benefited from multiple installations as a result of the media versatility of Konica Minolta’s original UV LED inkjet technologies. The AccurioJet KM-1 also has realized a high quality that exceeds offset printing without changing the surface quality of the paper media, which has previously been considered impossible with digital printing presses.
The AccurioJet KM-1e embodies business expansion possibilities, from current business fields to more profitable businesses. Konica Minolta amplified benefits of the LED UV inkjet technology to maximize quality and printing capability on various types of media such as plastics, backlit signage, transparent film, foiled paper, metallic media, canvas and synthetic substrates. The AccurioJet KM-1e will continue to help customers pursue high value-added products where high-quality production, extensive media compatibility and personalization are required.
Konica Minolta’s AccurioJet KM-1, often referred to as the “Swiss Army Knife” of printing for its versatility with substrates and applications, as well as its successor, benefits from Konica Minolta’s patented technology that has overcome one of the fundamental challenges of inkjet printing – uncontrolled ink dot movement that reduces print quality and workable materials. The technology self-freezes ink drops upon contact with materials, resulting in superior color stability and consistency, and excellent results with instantly dry prints.
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