Old-school printing specialist Xerox has come up with the new-school idea to give inkjet technology an edge, unveiling a so-called Direct to Object Inkjet Printer that does exactly what its name ...

you can always contact Xerox to make you one. The company demoed its Direct to Object Inkjet Printer at the drupa print media fair, and you can watch it in action below: ...

Less than 90 days ago, Xerox introduced its Direct-to-Object printer that can print on objects as small as a Nuka Cola cap and as large as a football helmet. They’re custom made for your product ...

NORWALK, Conn. — May 25, 2016 — Despite the promise of inkjet technology, many print providers struggle with embracing it because of cost and other challenges. At drupa, Xerox plans to change ...

According to the company, “the printer leverages Xerox image quality algorithms that direct the tiny stainless steel nozzles—half the width of human hair—to accurately spray ink on objects ...

Xerox formally unveiled its new “direct to object” printer that allows for objects to be personalized with individual images, after showcasing the expensive system earlier this year at the ...

New printing technology can attracts customers in-store or support an ecommerce manufacturing play, and represents the next generation of innovation from Xerox. UV-curable ... retailers can deploy a ...

Xerox Direct to Object Inkjet Printer creates new opportunities by printing directly onto objects sized from bottle caps to football helmets. Printable materials include plastics, metals ...

At drupa, Xerox ... printing on traditional offset coated stocks eliminating the need for pre or post paper treatment A clear toner for the fifth station of the Xerox iGen 5 Press Xerox Direct ...