Printing Technologies

For the last 40 years Israel is known as a world leader in the digital printing industry because of the number and size of companies active in the area. Israel’s digital printing industry is xtremely advanced, utilizing cutting edge equipment from the world’s leading manufacturers. The advanced Hi-Tech sector  in Israel combined with these digital printing technologies enable the industry
to meet the demands and needs which characterize the privatization concept in our new information era.

Professional Virtual Photo Albums

The company specializes in the design and creation of classic prestige albums utilizing its own digital design technology, which enables the best photographers to present their works at the highest quality and artistic level.
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Super Wide format color digital printer -  The Company has developed a sophisticated state of the art Wide format color digital printer for the following major printing segments: Super-Wide Format, Tags, Labels and Tickets as well as Traffic and general signage markets. The printer offers unique solutions for wide format applications up to 5 Mt. at a speed of 400 Mt. per hour based on two environmentally friendly technologies – UV-curable inkjet and Thermal Transfe. 
The printer allows users to enjoy excellent productivity, top quality printing and high durability.
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Advance Imaging Sensor for offset printing - The Company has developed a whole system, from sensor to vision processor, with sheet-fed offset color control in mind. The Imaging Sensor, with high-resolution imaging and a real time processing system, is ideal for the fastest printers in the offset printing market (18,000 sheets/hour). A slim, compact sensor, with its illumination, optics and electronics is installed under the walkway, near the impression cylinder. No need for any HW calibrations. Every sheet is monitored in full width. When a change in density, or in other parameters, is detected - a special algorithm analyses it and automatically sends a correction signal to the control console of the press
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