Oki Unveils New Systems During Graph Expo 2012
It is no secret that printer technology is making huge advances and this trend is likely to continue over the next several years as well. These advances mean that needs are changing as well, especially in printer industry. As these advances continue, ink cartridge companies are having to find new solutions in order to provide the best services for their customers. The fact that they have to find solutions for a wide range of printer sectors only makes the challenge more daunting.
The basic solution to all of these new challenges is to find ways to cater their products and offerings in such a way that they meet the specific requirements of each customer. Of course, these needs will vary a great deal, making it crucial that ink cartridge products be available in a variety of forms.
One way that ink jet and printer ink vendors are able to keep abreast of the latest advances is through seminar and conventions that occur on a regular basis worldwide. These gatherings allow vendors and companies to interact and to learn about new products as well as discover what consumers and customers want and need. The Graph Expo 2012 Tradeshow and conference took place between October 7th and 12th, and it brought together a large number of the print sector’s most influential and important companies.
During the Expo, Oki, an ink company, unveiled its new technology of the proColour Series. These are commercial grade digital color printers. Oki also unveiled many other products during the Expo. The proColour provides its users with production-quality output along with exceptional color accuracy with EFI Fiery and Pantone support on certain models.
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Also showcased was the pro930 Digital Color Printer. This system provides consumers with outstanding color output, and exceptional color matching along with a variety of data uses and capabilities. In addition, the pro920WT was shown to visitors. This system delivers exceptionally high-quality color output and can be used for graphics, signage and textile transfers. Many see this as a good alternative for the screen printing industry.
The Expo also brought new ink jet cartridges and other forms of printer ink media. As more companies continue to expand the printer lines, more advanced forms of ink cartridge technology will be needed. This, of course, requires that more industry leaders spend time and money on new research in order to stay on top of this expanding market. The good news is major players are spending considerable time and money on developing new ink cartridge and toner ink technologies to meet this increasing demand and much of their efforts is paying off with incredible new systems and ink media products.
One other thing that the Expo has shown is that with so many new advances being made in printer technology and ink jet technology, consumers and business owners must find ways to stay informed. By being informed on these changes, consumers and business owners can take advantage of the newest benefits that are coming out of this ever-expanding industry.
