Inkjet Integration – Q&A with Andy Matter, President of Colordyne This year, Colordyne worked hard to redefine and strengthen its position in the print industry. To celebrate 10 years of serving the label and tag market, we expanded our reach by creating a new business division that serves more print markets. In this new space, we share our inkjet and
Five Key Benefits of Inkjet Printing Inkjet printing can not only improve current applications but can also play a key role in developing new ones. The impact this technology has had on the printing industry is undeniable. With inkjet printing, the opportunities for innovation, creativity and customization are endless. As markets and consumers continue to evolve at a fast pace,
Dye vs Pigment Inkjet Inks There are two types of colorants used in water-based inkjet inks: dye and pigment. Elements such as application, substrate, chemistry of the ink vehicle, and even printing conditions at the customer’s facility can impact the overall performance of dye and pigment inkjet inks. At Colordyne, a variety of our digital print engines use dye or
Last month, we announced our new business division focused on print engine development and the launch of three products under Colordyne’s new ChromaPlex family. After seeing an increased interest in our new line of print engines, we want to share the meaning behind the name. What Does ChromaPlex Mean? “Chroma” is simply defined as, “the purity of a color,” by
As one of the most advanced printing technologies available, inkjet technology has gained popularity across a variety of markets because it allows businesses to keep up with modern consumer demands. Today’s consumers want products that are rapidly available and tailored to their lifestyles. Inkjet printing makes this possible in a cost-effective and productive way. What is Inkjet Technology? In contrast
Arrow Systems Launches the ArrowJet Aqua 330R Pigment-Based Digital Printer Colordyne’s longtime partner, Arrow Systems, launches the ArrowJet Aqua 330R digital printer designed for mid- to high-volume label and packaging production. The ArrowJet Aqua 330R is a high-speed, aqueous pigment inkjet roll-to-roll press that provides enhanced print quality and greater production flexibility than previous aqueous inkjet technologies. The ArrowJet Aqua
Colordyne is celebrating its 10-year anniversary by launching a new business division and website Ten years ago, Colordyne started offering digital print solutions for the narrow web label and tag market. Today we celebrate this milestone by expanding our market reach – and print widths. We are excited to announce the launch of our new business division and website focused
After gaining experience developing inkjet technology over the last 10 years, Colordyne is ecstatic to dive into a new adventure. We are confidently expanding our horizons beyond the label and tag space by launching a new division focused on designing and engineering inkjet print engines for digital integration. We want to share our inkjet innovation and integration expertise with Strategic Integration Partners (SIPs) looking to add digital capabilities into their products.
Colordyne has historically work with three different types of inkjet technologies: aqueous dye, aqueous pigment and UV LED. They are all digital inkjet, but they are not the same . Customers often underestimate the importance of carefully identifying which inkjet technology fits best with their business and market needs. Choosing the right inkjet technology for your product, market and application can drastically impact your print production. Here, we take a closer look at each of these three inkjet technologies.
Colordyne designs, engineers and manufactures digital inkjet print engines that can be integrated with partner’s printers and presses.