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THURSDAY

09June

THE BUZZ FROM HALL 17

drupa Day 10

This is an HP Indigo digital print. Printed on an HP Indigo 12000 Digital Press.

HP announced strong worldwide customer adoption of next-generation HP Indigo 30000 Digital Presses, demonstrating its leadership in digitally printed folding cartons and removing traditional packaging production limitations.

Some of the leading converters from around the world that have purchased the 30000 include:

Nosco Inc., from Illinois, USA, which is investing in a second HP Indigo 30000 to add capacity, reduce lead times and save money on short runs

Hucais Printing International Co. Limited, which purchased

The market unfolds

Join us at Happy Hour at 6:00 p.m. in the HP Indigo Theater

Double-digit sales for the HP Indigo 30000 at drupa

“The packaging market is changing, and converters are recognizing HP Indigo digital printing technology as a viable solution to add value through brand differentiation, faster time to market, cost reduction and increased environmental sustainability,”said Alon Bar-Shany, general manager, Indigo division, HP.

“With the HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press, our customers will be able to gain supply chain efficiencies for short-to-medium runs and address the growing need for serialized and personalized campaigns to enhance relationships between brands and consumers."

TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS

HP Indigo Keep Reinventing Live Show | TheaterEvery hour on the hour

PrintOS show | Main boulevardEvery hour at quarter past

HP Indigo Labels & Packaging ShowHP Indigo 30000Every hour at half past

Hall 17 programming

the first three HP Indigo 30000 presses in China to expand packaging innovation.

Farmografica, which purchased the first HP Indigo 30000 in Argentina.

Colordruck W. Mack GmbH & Co. KG Baie, which purchased the press to efficiently address demand for short-run packaging.

B2Pack, a Spain-based company with 75 years of printing history, which purchased the press to offer new applications for its cosmetics and perfumery, pharmaceutical, food, and textiles customers.

Nosco Inc. investing in a second HP Indigo 30000

The oversized B1 HP Indigo 50000 Digital Press made a big impression at drupa 2016 where it was unveiled to the market.The press offers low total cost of ownership for high-volume production of high-coverage applications on any paper including photobooks, yearbooks, publications, direct mail and marketing collateral.

“Customers are very excited about the possibilities from this press,” said Dana Shalev, HP Indigo 50000 product marketing manager. “The Indigo 50000 is taking a big leap into the high-volume production while yet maintaining Indigo’s established quality leadership in the digital print industry.”

The press, scheduled for release in 2017, signed two beta customers at drupa: Digital Lizard of the US and KADOKAWA of Japan.

Long image formatThe 746 x 1120 mm image size on the press provides the flexibility to print virtually any application of any size. It can capture applications with larger image sizes including oversized photobooks, yearbooks, lay-flat books, long book covers, and calendars.

B1 colour web pressfor high quality,high volume

Meet the HP Indigo 50000 Digital Press

Asahi beer stands out withlimited-edition packaging

Celebrating with Digital Lizard of Las Vegas USA, the first beta press

Production efficiencyThe press makes it possible to produce books cost-effectively in just the right quantities, enabling customers to streamline the supply chain and dramatically reduce the costs of warehousing and obsolescence. A4 book pages can be imposed 10-up for more than 1800 200-page, high-quality color books per shift. Benefit from wide flexibility from duplex printing to produce 20-page signatures (A4) or 42-page signatures (A5).

Any paperUsing the built-in Inline Priming Unit, the press can print on virtually any type of paper, from 40 to 350 gsm including coated, uncoated, super glossy and recycled, enabling unlimited availability.

Asahi brewery wanted to use the G-7 summit hosted by the Japanese government as an opportunity to create some distinctive product packaging and create impact within their highly competitive market.

ASAHI Super Dry, a brand of Japan’s leading beer, was produced in unique six-pack packaging. The carton packages were printed on an HP Indigo 10000 by print service provider Sagasiki.

It created a set of six limited edition “collectable” pack formats displaying regional, cultural and landscape images around the country for a total of 280,000 packs distributed in the market.

Asahi beer samples are on display in the Labels & Packaging main boulevard and you are invited to receive more infromation at the HP Art of Possibilities lounge in Hall 17.

How long do you think it would take to print 12 different print jobs, each on a different substrate, each using a different ink set and each one with a different, stunning image? One hour? Two hours? More?

That’s the live demo challenge that was undertaken at the HP Indigo Theater live show every day, eight times a day for the duration of drupa courtesy of the new HP Indigo 12000 Digital Press.

At the beginning of the show the audience was asked to select an image of either Albert Einstein or Charlie Chaplin for the job in a way that has never been done before. Images of Charlie Chaplin and Albert Einstein as displayed during the show have been created by Shlomi Kramer from the HP Indigo Applications Development team.

The substrates are as follows: black, gold, red, green, yellow, white coated, white uncoated, canvas, metal, metal with a pattern, craft, PVC, and transparent. The 7 inks used on the press were CMYK, HP Indigo ElectroInk White, HP Indigo ElectroInk Pink and HP Indigo ElectroInk Violet. The printing used both multi-shot and One Shot technology that is new on the press.

So how long did it take us to print these 12 unique and spectacular print jobs?

Press operators Eran and Igor said their best time was three minutes and 50 seconds!

The greatest print demo on Earth

B2CPrint is the developer of advanced online printing solutions, chosen by hundreds of print providers worldwide as their web-to-print store front. Its easy-to-use web platform can be up and running within weeks. B2CPrint is now connected to HP PrintOS, in showcase at drupa, allowing a full automated production process with HP Indigo machines.

Elinir Print is a large and innovative digital print service provider in Israel. An all-digital PSP from the start, it launched services with the HP Indigo 7500 and later was one of the early adopters of the HP Indigo 10000. Shahar Mizrachi, owner and general manager, was looking to find a friendly, easy to implement system to capture B2C business and also provide his existing B2B customers a simple tool for urgent jobs while saving both parties time and money. Elinir Print purchased B2CPrintShop in 2009. The training session lasted few hours, the implementation took less than two weeks and four days later the system was launched and first orders were submitted. Using B2CPrint's B2B capabilities assisted in creating new business opportunities and in capturing business from large local and international enterprises.

B2CPrint

Meetour partner

Elinir Print

A Swiss-based photo products provider, celebrate the purchase at drupa 2016 of five HP Indigo 7900 Digital Presses to expand their existing HP Indigo fleet and web-to-print B2C business. Iflor operates in five countries in Europe: Germany, Finland, Austria, Sweden and Switzerland. HP partner Chromos sealed the deal.

Ifolor

Folded on MBO K8 Automatic. Hall 6 / B40.

This is an HP Indigo digital print. Printed on an HP Indigo 12000 Digital Press.

The BoxMaker, an HP Scitex customer since 2011, is investing in HP digital equipment to expand its 'web to package' business unit, Fantastapack, for custom short-run packaging.The HP Scitex 17000 corrugated press is its latest HP investment.“We are excited about all of the digital innovations, both equipment and solutions, tied to packaging. We also appreciate that corrugated is at the forefront for many new digital offerings,” said Richard Brown, president of The BoxMaker and Fantastapack. “It is the new technology and systems that fuel our innovative offering to clients and our growth.” The HP Scitex 17000 Corrugated Press is a high-performance solution for digital post-print of corrugated packaging and displays. It primarily runs corrugated and falconboard for shipping boxes, mailers, display bases, headers and pallet wraps.BoxMaker provides various displays, protective and graphic packaging solutions throughout the Pacific Northwest.Headquartered in the United States, in Kent, Washington, The BoxMaker has five additional locations throughout the Northwest and serves clients in many regions, the greatest concentration being from Northern California to British Columbia.

Easypack, part of the Fencor Packaging Group, makes a toast on the acquisition of a new HP Scitex 11000 at drupa in a further investment in HP large format digital printing. Easypack is a leading provider of point-of-purchase and packaging solutions in the UK. The first HP Scitex 7600 was installed in April 2013 and the second in July 2014.

The BoxMaker

Reproplan A new HP Scitex 11000for Fencor Packaging Group

Meetour customers

Back in November 2015, Reproplan was among the first reprographic businesses in Germany who decided to go for PageWide XL. Now Reproplan has ordered its fifth HP PageWide XL 8000 plus an online folder during drupa 2016.HP PageWide XL 8000 offers highest productivity, low running costs with shorter turn-around-times, and black & white and colored prints all in one single device. “The printing speed, the quality and the optimization of our internal workflows were the key drivers for our decision,” says Bernd-Michael Kittner, managing director of Reproplan.“These printers are just insanely fast. I would like to bet that every customer who submits a job and then jumps into his car in order to get it, that by the time he arrives all plans will already be ready for pick up. I would win every time,” says Harald Zaremba (site manager Reproplan Frankfurt). The consistently positive experience with HP PageWide XL and enthusiastic customers confirm reproplan’s decision to build on PageWide technology for the future.Reproplan offers reprographic services at 22 locations in Germany. The first Reproplan companies were established in Cologne and Frankfurt am Main over 30 years ago. Initially specialized in reprography services for architecture and engineering offices, the range of services was gradually expanded to take in new groups of customers.

MEMA The INKREDIBLE team- HP Indigo and PageWide Web Press Middle-Eastern, Mediterranean and Africa (MEMA) regional team celebrating the results of many months of hard work seeing it all come together in a great drupa.

This edition is dedicated to the championship season ofHapoel Beer-Sheva and all their fans in HP Indigo and around the world

The HP Indigo Technology Fair team showed everyone at drupa “how innovation happens.” Visitors flocked to the fair areas demonstrating the printing process, experimental inks, and writing process.

Meetthe HP people