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The Xante Free Digital Color Road Show Travels Across the South

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8 years ago

July 7, 2016

The Xante FREE Digital Color Road Show is making its way across the south, with its first stop in Baton Rouge, LA (July 11th) followed by visits to Madison, MS (July 12th), North Little Rock, AR (July 13th), Shreveport, LA (July 14th), Dallas, TX (July 15th), Austin, TX (July 18th), San Antonio, TX (July 19th), Houston, TX (July 20th -21st), and Lafayette, LA (July 22nd).

Visitors will get the chance to participate in live demonstrations of the Impressia Digital Multi-Media Press alongside the Enterprise High Speed Feed System, HWC Heavyweight Champion Digital Print System with PlateMaker 7 Inside, and iQueue Digital Color Workflow Software. These road shows give print shop owners the opportunity to see first hand how Xante’s digital print solutions can decrease production costs to increase profit margins. The Impressia offers the industry’s lowest cost per print (less than a penny per full color envelope), higher resolution (up to 2400), and blazing fast print speeds (up to 78 full color envelopes per minute).

The HWC Heavyweight Champion with PlateMaker 7 Inside features a process-free, chemical-free, polyester CTP system. Additionally, the HWC comes fully equipped with the original ultra-thick printing capabilities which include letterhead, envelopes, NCR and a variety of heavy stock media such as, extra thick card stocks, product packaging, POP displays, table tents, door hangers, menus, and oversized banners, (up to 13” x 52”). Both the Impressia and HWC digital print systems are powered by Xante’s award winning iQueue Prepress Workflow, which makes it easy to manage multiple digital files, make critical color adjustments, apply imposition, match spot colors, estimate job cost, print variable data, create custom QR codes, and more.

For more information on Xante’s digital print solutions and for road show dates and locations, please visit www.xante.com or call 251.473.6502

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