Kodak is committed to providing scalable solutions through inkjet printing systems to represent offset-level quality
Germany, Düsseldorf, KODAK Stream inkjet technology, a continuous inkjet technology that provides offset quality, productivity, and cost advantages for a large number of business applications, is a long-term strategy for Kodak to expand its portfolio of high-speed inkjet products basis.

Stream technology allows continuous inkjet printing to break through the main use of transaction printers and extend it to high-volume commercial applications. Stream technology will serve as a basis for commercial printers to enter continuous inkjet printing. The printers will produce more than 10 million pages per month and want to print the advantages of digital printing, such as variable data, short stroke, personalization or version. Management, brings in the work that is usually used for lithography production.

“Our inkjet printing strategy comes from our belief that ink jet printing will have a tremendous impact on the printing industry in the next decade,” said Antonio M. Perez, chairman and chief executive officer of Eastman Kodak Company. "Kodak made its investment in inkjet printing based on our unparalleled digital imaging and materials science. Today, the combination of these two advantages enables Kodak to provide our customers with the best technology on the market. In May, we will once again apply our unique printing knowledge in Drupa to present a breakthrough in the production of high-throughput inkjet printing through our innovative Stream technology."

Combining solutions based on Stream technology, new members of its product portfolio will enable customers to select the right Kodak inkjet system based on their current needs and provide a way to easily upgrade the system as requirements change. These scalable solutions will protect customers' investments and enable them to increase production speed or color printing capabilities through other Kodak inkjet systems as their business grows.

Kodak's new ink-jet printing system has been applied to the core market, direct mail printing and transaction printer technology, and developed into new markets for commercial printing, packaging and publishing. In addition to serving new areas with its own systems, Kodak will also work with other vendors to provide Kodak inkjet technology-based solutions for specific publishing and industrial applications. For example, the modified KODAK UNIVERSAL DP6240 press can print 3,000 feet per minute on a manroland printer, adding variable text, bar codes and images to folded pages.

“The expansion of Stream technology and our product portfolio has opened up opportunities for us to introduce inkjet printing to new and existing markets,” said Isidre Rosello, general manager of inkjet printing solutions at Kodak. “As we implement our long-term strategy, we will continue to strengthen and expand our market-leading high-speed, color, web and printed inkjet solutions to continue to serve our core trading market.”

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