Company pooling expertise to highlight
digital inkjet label growth opportunities.
Clare College 
Clare College Industrial Inkjet Ltd (IIJ), based near Cambridge, UK,has announced that it is bringing together industry specialists for a seminar designed to educate printers and market players on the “enormous” growth opportunities in digital inkjet label production.
The day-long event will be held at historic Clare College, Cambridge, on 15 October where experts will provide insights into subjects such as digital inkjet, in line inspection, software, special inks and combination flex and inkjet printing, as well as describing how the latest inkjet technologies can improve results and reduce production costs.
Latest statistics from IT Strategies (http://www.itstrategiesint.com/) have projected that the digital label press market worldwide will be worth over £400 million to vendors this year, of which nearly £120 million will be in inkjet alone. It also highlighted that the growth in printed digital prime labels is expected to exceed 18 per cent year-on-year.
John Corrall, Managing Director of industrial inkjet specialist IIJ, said: “Inkjet penetration into label markets so far remains surprisingly limited despite huge investment from significant players, but the market possibilities and economic benefits are enormous. Independent research mirrors our own first-hand experience that growth will accelerate next year as the market continues to demand more customisation alongside systems with higher capacity.”
Clare College 
Clare College He added: “At IIJ, we recognise that there are many people needing a real insight into what are significant growth opportunities in inkjet printing in label production. We are determined that this will be an interactive event where both ourselves and other experts will be sharing real-time experiences and knowledge with the wider industry.”
Details of the keynote speakers will be announced soon by IIJ, which is a global specialist in industrial inkjet design and technology, as well as being the official sales and technical support centre for Konica Minolta industrial inkjet division. It manufactures a range of print modules covering the labels market, with up to 80 metres a minute print speed.
For information on the symposium contact Leanne Beattie on 0044 (1) 954 232023
0044 (1) 954 232023, leanne.beattie@industrialij.com
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