Korean Fujifilm BI Supplies Revoria Press PC2120 to Daesung Computer Systems' POD Production Center
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Korean Fujifilm Business Innovation supplied the AI-based color digital press "Revoria Press PC2120" to Daesung Computer Systems' POD Production Center.
Daesung Computer Systems decided to introduce it to improve printing productivity and strengthen its ability to respond to high value-added printed materials.
Daesung Computer Systems plans to use the AI-based automated paper setting, print quality optimization, and automatic print defect detection functions, as well as special toner.
Korean Fujifilm Business Innovation said it has supplied the AI-based color digital press, "Revoria Press PC2120," to Daesung Computer Systems' POD Production Center.
Daesung Computer Systems decided to introduce the system to improve printing productivity and strengthen its ability to respond to high value-added printed materials.
The "Revoria Press PC2120" features Fujifilm Group's proprietary AI technology. Daesung Computer Systems plans to use the AI-based automated paper setting function, print quality optimization function, and automatic print defect detection function.
Through this, Daesung Computer Systems expects to improve the efficiency and productivity of its printing process, automate repetitive setup tasks, manage quality variations during output, and control defects. It also expects to achieve stable print quality across a wide range of paper environments and job conditions.
Daesung Computer Systems plans to actively use special toner to boost the design competitiveness of its POD (customized printing on demand) services and strengthen its high value-added printing capabilities. It aims to increase the differentiation of its POD services by using the special toner’s ability to express spot colors and textures.
Using special toner makes it possible to apply spot colors such as green and pink to printed output. This enables vivid, rich colors that are difficult to achieve with standard CMYK printing, while the TX toner effect can add a distinctive sense of depth and texture.
Daesung Computer Systems plans to apply this special toner to textbook covers and to other printed materials that need visual emphasis. The goal is to raise content visibility and create distinctive, colorful designs.
Kim Yoon-seok, a senior executive at Daesung Computer Systems' Production Management Division, said he expects the introduction to improve printing productivity and quality stability. He also said he expects to strengthen the company’s ability to produce differentiated textbooks by using special toner, and added that Daesung Computer Systems will continue to work closely with Korean Fujifilm BI to flexibly respond to changing printing market demands and steadily expand its capabilities in high value-added printing and POD services.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407052
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