Heidelberg Presents Its New Digital Press for Creative Commercial Applications

  • “Invisible red” for entry-level security applications
  • First white then CMYK for special effects with colored paper
  • Automatic inline color and excellent register measurement
  • Simple integration into production workflow with the Prinect Digital Frontend
  • First user JD Druck impressed by the new possibilities

The enhancement of the new Versafire digital printing generation is fully focused on customer benefit and the market requirements. With the Versafire EV, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) now offers a truly versatile digital production system, designed for use at entry level as well as by experienced digital printing providers.

“The Versafire EV gives our customers a flexible production system that is specially designed to ideally meet the requirements in the graphic arts industry and that they can use to further enhance their digital business model as a result of diversification and optimization,” explains Stephan Plenz, Member of the Management Board responsible for Digital Technology at Heidelberg.

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