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Xante Announces Patent Awarded for Enterprise Feed System

Published

9 years ago

February 12, 2015

Xante is excited to announce that the Enterprise High-Speed Feed System is no longer patent-pending and U.S. Patent No. 8,939,274 has been granted. The Enterprise Feed System is the high-capacity feed system at the heart of Xante’s Impressia Digital Multi-Media Press. This is the eighth patent issued to Xante for their printing solutions and software.

The Enterprise’s simplistic design allows users to quickly and easily adjust guides to fit a wide range of media types and sizes. With the Enterprise, you can walk away from the machine and not have to worry about misfeeds or downtime lost between changeovers. The straight feed path allows for faster delivery with high color quality with every pass. It’s as easy as load and go. The Impressia’s remarkable speed, superior color quality and low cost-per-print has helped increase in house production and profits for Xante customers all over the world.

"This Enterprise Feed System patent is now a major asset of our company. Never before has media, and particularly envelopes, been fed in such a manor. This technology is by far the most superior of its type and will be the basis for our products for the next decade. This system is simple, economical and very unique. Enterprise gives us a clear competitive edge for years to come." says Robert Ross, CEO. Inventors of this patent are Joseph Deveer, Keneth O. Parker, and Robert C. Ross Jr.

For more information on Xante’s digital solutions and software, please visit www.xante.com or call 1.251.473.6502

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