Print Solutions Magazine

Print Solutions August 2006

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supplier news

Boise Converting Papers, Vancouver, Wash., announces the fourth edition of the “Reference Guide for the Preparation of Pre-printed Laser Sheets.” This 14-page booklet advises on topics ranging from how to pick and store the paper correctly for end-use applications, toner adhesion, ink curing, temperature and humidity considerations, and troubleshooting. The guides are available online at www.boiseconvertingpapers.com

Printable Technologies, Solana Beach, Calif., introduces a web-to-print solution, PrintOne, that can exchange XML data directly with other applications for greater workflow automation. There are four web services and four data feeds that minimize the need for manual data entry into corporate ERP or CRM applications and print MIS or fulfillment solutions. Visit www.printable.com.

International Paper, Memphis, Tenn., has expanded its production capabilities for its Accent Opaque paper to the company’s Courtland, Ala., mill. International Paper believes demand for the opaque line will grow considerably in the future. Visit www.IPpaper.com.

MAN Roland, Westmont, Ill., has launched a new web site to automate sheetfed and web offset consumables purchasing for commercial printers. The interactive portal is available at www.manrolanddirect.com, and offers more than 80,000 spare parts and consumables components.

Mitsubishi Lithographic Presses, Lincolnshire, Ill., hosted a technology open house at the end of June at the company’s headquarters. Billed as “Diamond Days,” the event focused on how technology can open doors in the business world. The latest advancements in the Diamond series 40-inch sheetfed press were showcased. The company also unveiled several new products, including a Mabeg Model RS 104 inline reel sheeter, engineered for use with the Diamond series. Visit www.mlpusa.com.

Stora Enso’s Global Specialty Papers Stevens Point mill recently supplied 55 lb. OptiLabel Stamp paper for a 75-million stamp issue depicting Judy Garland. Stora Enso’s Whiting Mill recently received Wisconsin’s 2006 “Friend of the Environment” Award for initiating two fossil fuel reduction projects that also minimized greenhouse gas emissions and sludge land-filling.