Synopsis
Described as the "overnight sensation that took almost forty years, inkjet printing is a form of digital printing, that is, one that doesn t use a static image carrier such as a plate. Digital printing is perfect for short-run needs, the only way to do variable or versioned jobs, and a great fit for the transpromo market. As quality and production speeds for inkjet presses come into alignment with industry needs, inkjet is seen as the almost perfect printing process if done correctly as there is no image carrier, no makeready, instant drying, and integrated finishing.
Inkjet! History, Technology, Markets, and Applications is the perfect tool for anyone seeking to better understand inkjet technology, manufacturers, applications, and more.
About the Author
FRANK J. ROMANO is Roger K. Fawcett Distinguished Professor of Graphic Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology. A widely known educator and consultant, he was founding editor of Electronic Publishing magazine. He is author of several best-selling graphics arts books, including (with Richard Romano) the Encyclopedia of Graphic Communications (GATF/Prentice Hall PTR).
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