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At virtual.drupa, EFI’s advanced platforms drive real growth opportunities in digital print

Electronics For Imaging, Inc. is highlighting the ways print professionals can grow their businesses with more productivity, greater efficiency and new applications as it highlights advanced digital solutions at the virtual.drupa online tradeshow. The April 20-23 event will feature an insightful EFI™ session on adjacent industrial growth opportunities for print professionals leveraging advanced, integrated technologies, presented by Chief Technology Officer Doug Edwards.

The virtual.drupa event also features the unveiling of a new, entry-level wide-format production solution, the EFI Pro 30h UV LED hybrid flatbed/roll-to-roll printer. 

EFI sessions in online event highlight industrial applications, leading-edge printers and streamlined workflows, along with the debut of new hybrid wide-format technology

Edwards’ virtual.drupa session, which takes place April 23 at 10:40 am ET/16:40 CET, details how EFI’s advanced technology platforms are helping the industry pivot, highlighting promising, fast-growing industrial applications that leverage the company’s legacy and experience developing many of the world’s most advanced display graphics, industrial inkjet and production workflow solutions.

“Our EFI team has continued to innovate and deliver for our customers even in challenging times,” said Edwards. “It’s more important than ever for us to lead the industry not only in terms of consistent delivery of innovative products, but also in providing the know-how that our customers can lean on to drive digital transformation and new business strategies.”

Edwards’ session will focus on how each of EFI’s solutions leverages common technology platforms to drive efficiency and speed. He will speak to mega trends driving the analog-to-digital conversion in print and the various stages of digital transformation across different vertical markets. Edwards will also preview EFI product launches planned for 2021. 

“EFI is uniquely positioned in the industry because of our system integration of core components of software, hardware and ink,” said Edwards. “Our expertise in integrating systems across multiple applications allows us to guide customers in building ecosystem roadmaps and endeavoring in minimally disruptive digital transformations.”

A new entry-level solution in EFI’s industry-leading UV LED portfolio

The new EFI Pro 30h launching at the event is a hybrid flatbed/roll-fed entry-level production printer that gives users broader application capability, versatility and profit potential in wide format work. At 126 inches (3.2 meters) wide, the Pro 30h is ideal for commercial print shops, sign shops and in-plant print departments looking to start, upgrade or add board and roll-to-roll print jobs to their wide-format capabilities. The printer – which is being unveiled during an April 21 virtual.drupa session at noon ET/18:00 CET – comes standard with two channels of white and optional clear ink for unique, high-value prints with high gloss images, special effects and multilayer printing.

One of the Pro 30h printer’s notable differentiators is its continuous board printing capability, a standard feature that allows users to maximize the printer’s full production speeds with large boards or multiple small boards simultaneously. The Pro 30h features dual roll printing for even more throughput, plus it is designed to make alternating between rigid and flexible substrates fast and easy. With speeds up to 2,477 square feet (230 square meters) customers will be able to take on more jobs and meet customer demand for faster turnarounds. The printer also features an EFI Fiery® proServer Core digital front end (DFE) with FAST RIP acceleration technology for quick file processing, along with powerful spot-color control, cut marks creation, color profiling and color verification features.



Sharing first-rate expertise with a worldwide audience

EFI team members are hosting numerous web sessions during virtual.drupa covering the company’s latest productivity software, Fiery DFE and inkjet innovations. More than 250 EFI representatives are in attendance at the online tradeshow, and EFI product experts are available to meet with virtual.drupa attendees through the event’s matchmaking service. 

The list of EFI web sessions includes:

April 21

  • Touchpoint Packaging panel: Use-case – a just-in-time print supply chain that connects brands and consumers - April 21, 13:20 CET
  • Widen your competitive advantage with the new EFI Pro 30h wide-format printer - April 21, 18:00 CET

April 22

  • Leveraging technology to empower efficiency and growth in your print business - April 22, 8:00 CET
  • Leverage the Digital Transformation: Learn how the latest innovative workflow solutions can improve production automation - April 22, 12:00 CET

April 23

  • Common technology platforms driving future growth opportunities in industrial inkjet - April 23, 16:40 CET
  • Explore interior décor with the latest digital inkjet technologies – April 23, 8:00 CET
  • Touchpoint Textile panel: Transition of Textile Printing – April 23, 11:00 CET
  • EFI Reggiani – at the edge of textile printing - April 23, 11:40 CET
  • Future Proof Your Business: Developing an IT strategy that enables business continuity and scalability in your packaging enterprise with EFI - April 23, 13:20 CET
  • Transform the way your business manages mailing & personalized direct marketing projects with EFI - April 23, 16:00 CET
  • Building a Web-to-Print Platform for Revenue Growth - April 23, 14:40 CET

Easy to achieve, real-life automation steps in a Fiery Driven™ print room with EFI - April 23, 18:00 CET.



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