Did You Know?

... Almost 160 years ago the first continuous inkjet printing system was developed in 1867 by William Thomson. It was known as a syphon recorder. However, it wasn't until Canon engineer Ichiro Endo developed the thermal inkjet printer in 1957 that the technology became widely used.

William Thomson and the First Inkjet Printer the Syphon Recorder Illustrations

Did you know that...

... just last year, in 2024, Allegra Plymouth became the first commercial printer in Michigan to install a roll-fed, high-speed, variable print inkjet press capable of producing clear image details smaller than 0.10 of a point. The result is a sharp, eye-catching finishes with no ink spread or jaggies - quality that opens a wide range of possibilities for variable reproduction of catalogs, magazines and high-end books - with gorgeously detailed printing that brings color to life!

Screen 520 HD Trupress Color Inkjet Web Press

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