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As increasing competition made printing more of a commodity business, MSP decided to differentiate itself through two strategies: higher-value inkjet printing and a new, full-service creative agency.
HSA Mail's focus is to deliver quality products at a low price. HP technology is a key driver in making that focus a reality. HP's thermal inkjet technology enables HSA Mail to provide customers with a vast variety of printer configurations, allowing the end user to run high-quality jobs with minimum downtime.
Memo to printing providers in the mail, packaging and imprinting business: Your job just got easier, thanks to technology developer inc.jet and thermal inkjet leader Hewlett-Packard.
Hewlett-Packard's Versatile Black Ink lets you print on many surfaces: coated, porous, and Tyvek®. No need to slow the press or switch cartridges in the middle of a run. Versatile Black gives you efficiency and print quality.
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Lottographix, Inc. has been one of the major print vendors in the U.S. specializing in printing for the prime state lottery contractors. Read how Anser solutions assist Lottographix to manage printing and bar-coding of multiple packs at once.
Anser custom software and HP thermal inkjet technology deliver flexibility with virtually no operator
intervention.
HSA Mail's focus is to deliver quality products at a low price. HP technology is a key driver in making that focus a reality. HP's thermal inkjet technology enables HSA Mail to provide customers with a vast variety of printer configurations, allowing the end user to run high-quality jobs with minimum downtime.
HP partnered with AT Information Products (ATIP) to develop a package coding application for chip board cartons and corrugated master cases. The result: the AUTOPRINT® package coding system, which brings the advantages of TIJ technology—speed, print quality and reliability—to a package coding application. It has proved a success for the product completion center in Richmond, VA.
Package coding/printing systems powered by HP thermal inkjet technology can help companies boost efficiencies—and the bottom line. JIT printing with HP TIJ has arrived right on time.
The world leader in print systems and pioneer in inkjet technology, Hewlett-Packard brings innovation to package printing through its Specialty Printing Systems division and its OEM licensee partners.
Brake Parts needed a system that would be easy to use, environmentally friendly and fast. ATIP had the answer, their new line of inkjet coding machines called AUTOPRINT®, featuring HP thermal inkjet technology. This highly customizable printer is ideal for high-volume manufacturers who print and code packages in multiple sizes for multiple customers.
Counterfeit pharmaceuticals can be found in nearly every part of the world. Diversion is a common practice to gain the lowest price for retail goods. In the case of pharmaceuticals, these products may be stolen, expired or manufactured for a certain geographical area. To fight these practices, companies are turning to committed teams of anti-diversion specialists and technology companies like HP to track products and develop technologies that make it more difficult to counterfeit and misroute products.
HP partners like inc.jet and Nutec Systems are using HP thermal inkjet technology to enable companies to protect their brand image and intellectual property and secure their products from counterfeiting and diversion. HP thermal inkjet technology fights counterfeiting and diversion by ensuring readable complex bar coding for tracking purposes using inks like HP UV/IR invisible ink technology and inks that can print on a variety of surfaces, such as HP Versatile Black ink.
Glas Troesch, a leading manufacturer of glass products, was in search of a package coding solution to help with their product tracking process. The hitch-printing on a protective polyethylene foil, a lightweight, thermoplastic packaging material. With the help of Francis Bühler's Big-jet3000 NT industrial printer and HP's Versatile Black ink, Glas Troesch found what they needed.
When Songbird Hearing introduced its breakthrough disposable hearing aids, it wanted packaging that reflected the product's high quality. The company turned to Nutec and HP for a package coding solution that would also answer its critical need for data readability and operator ease-of-use.
Memo to printing providers in the mail, packaging and imprinting business: Your job just got easier, thanks to technology developer inc.jet and thermal inkjet leader HP.
What did an inkjet printer have to do with ensuring enough smallpox vaccine for the entire population of the United States—288 million people—by year-end 2002? When the government enlisted Precision Medical Products to help make that happen, the original manufacturer and lone U.S. supplier of the bifurcated needle necessary to deliver the vaccine had to ramp up production fast. To meet the deadline, Precision went to Nutec Systems, sole North American distributor of Wolke's m600 printer. With its HP thermal inkjet printing system for critical package coding, the m600 has all of the features the deadline demanded—speed, high-quality printing, convenience and reliability.
HP's Versatile Black Ink lets you print on many surfaces: coated, porous, and Tyvek®. No need to slow the press or switch cartridges in the middle of a run. Versatile Black gives you efficiency and print quality.
The world leader in print systems and pioneer in inkjet technology, Hewlett-Packard brings innovation to package printing through its Specialty Printing Systems (SPS) division and its OEM licensee partners.
Brake Parts needed a system that would be easy to use, environmentally friendly, and fast. ATIP had the answer: their new line of inkjet coding machines called AUTOPRINT®, featuring HP thermal inkjet technology. This highly customizable printer is ideal for high-volume manufacturers who print and code packages in multiple sizes for multiple customers.
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