|
Affordable, Easy-To-Use Printing System Produces Hi Res, Full-Color Business Cards on Heavy Stock -=
- in
Just Minutes!
 =
;
Combines Xanté & =
RIPit Award-Winning Technologies in Unique, On-=
Demand
Printing Solution<=
/span>
September 9, 2007 - CHICAGO (=
Graph
Expo) -=
Now any printer can offer "while you wait" high quality,
on-demand printing, as Xanté Corpo=
ration
today introduces OpenRIP® =
FastCards, the first product built on the combi=
ned
technologies of Xanté and RIPit. OpenRIP FastCards is the first automated, integrated pr=
inting
system to deliver high resolution, full-color prints on heavy stock -=
- in
just minutes, and all on a desktop-sized <=
span
style=3D'font-family:Arial;color:black'>system. =
OpenRIP
FastCards combines the award-winning Xanté Ilumina
4-color digital press, the award-winning OpenRIP=
®
Symphony workflow, a flatbed scanner, and Xant&e=
acute;
AdvancedScan™ scanning and impositi=
on
technology in an exclusive system designed specifically for rapid
production of business card (or similar) output.<=
o:p>
The Competitive=
Heat
is On!
This versatile integrated system will allow print
shops to compete with the fastest turnaround and highest quality for
business cards, postcards, table tent cards, banners, and more. From
scanning to processing output, the typical card job takes only a few
minutes, allowing shops to offer "while you wait" materials=
on
stock up to 24 point.
Says Wayne Wasulko, se=
nior
vice president for RIP Technology at Xanté=
;,
and whose team spearheaded the effort, "With OpenRIP
FastCards, the automation and ease of use=
is
very unique. Our design team made the whole process so easy that anyo=
ne
in the organization can produce excellent results in a very short per=
iod
of time. Businesses that
print in-house will have an unprecedented opportunity to support
communications - and especially sales - requirements with truly on-de=
mand
printing, with no compromise."
Automated Softw=
are
Handles the Job
OpenRIP FastCar=
ds
automated software does all the work; allowing printers to easily and
efficiently handle complex digital files, and configure them to suit a
variety of production and bindery needs. In seconds, anyone can set up
one-sided or two-sided, single-color or multi-color jobs (with or wit=
hout
bleeds) for a wide variety of stock sizes and weights. Sending digital
files (PS, EPS, PDF, and TIFF files) directly to OpenRIP
FastCards from networked Mac or Windows
workstations is completely automated.
Plus, OpenRIP FastCards streamlines prepress production with
provision for ganging the same job or multiple jobs together, applying
independent quantities to each, and specifying the desired page size =
for
output. OpenRIP Fast=
Cards
automatically applies the correct step-and-repeat for the most
efficient use of stock. With setup complete, users have the option to
print a sample for review or customer approval. <=
o:p>
The OpenRIP FastCards software is an integrated feature opt=
ion of
Xanté OpenRIP=
®
Symphony, an Adobe® PostScript® 3™
RIP that offers the Adobe PDF Print Engine and an award-winning workf=
low
designed to increase prepress production and reduce human error. <=
o:p>
Easy installation, wizard-based operation and a sm=
all
footprint make OpenRIP FastCards
a perfect fit for in-plant and print shops of all sizes. <=
o:p>
About the New <=
span
class=3DSpellE>Xanté
Xanté provides state-of-the-art workflow and imaging solutions
for high quality graphic and prepress applications by leveraging a
combination of its own hallmark technologies and those acquired from =
RIPit and Exxtra. The product line includes
process-free metal and polyester computer-to-plate (CTP) imaging devi=
ces
including the popular Impressia and PlateMaker lines; high resolution digital color
presses including Ilumina; large format VM
series violet metal platesetters and the =
SpeedSetter series of polyester imaging systems=
; and
award-winning OpenRIP® Sym=
phony
workflow software, based on an Adobe® PostScript&=
reg;
3™ RIP and one of the first workflows to support the Adobe PDF
Print Engine (APPE). OpenRIP Symphony all=
ows
every device in the print shop -- including plat=
esetters,
imagesetters, laser printers, digital cop=
iers,
inkjet printers and plotters -- to be controlled from a single RIP for
true workflow consistency.
Xanté Corporation headquarters is =
located
in Mobile, Alabama, USA, with offices in Sacramento, CA and Hauppauge=
, NY
in the USA; Duiven, the Netherlands; and =
Zhengzhou, China. Xant&eac=
ute;
products are distributed through a worldwide network of reseller and
distribution partners. For more information, please visit xante.com. =
<=
o:p>
## ## ## =
span><=
o:p>
|