FuturePrint’s first hybrid event, the FuturePrint and Pack Summit, is taking place on November 11th at The Bradfield Centre, Cambridge, followed by weekly virtual content output. Simon Edwards from FuturePrint partner Global Inkjet Systems will be talking about perfecting print quality through the right software choices.

With the need to achieve optimised inkjet print performance for packaging and labelling, there are several challenges to contend with. These include uneven print density, banding, poor colour reproduction, among others. From PDF to screened output, investment in innovative and flexible integrated software solutions is one of the essential building blocks of inkjet success today.

Simon Edwards, GIS Product & Business Manager Software, will be discussing and analysing some of the common print quality defects that can occur on an industrial inkjet digital press, and outlining how the GIS Atlas® Software, incorporating Adobe PDF Print Engine and the proprietary Atlas IQ® Tools intelligent software suite, can deliver effective compensation to ensure superior print performance.

During the last 15 years, GIS has established a reputation as a leading developer and supplier of application software, drive electronics and ink system components. GIS technology drives thousands of inkjet printheads in single pass, XY scanning, 3D and custom-figured systems worldwide and is widely used as a platform for rapid product development.

Supporting OEMs, machine builders, ink manufacturers, research institutes and universities across a wide range of applications, GIS is enabling a quicker route to market for industrial print systems through a complete, flexible, and extensible solution. Beyond hardware and software, GIS also provides consultative services and functions as a facilitator to connect you to suppliers, integrators, independent consultant engineers, and other potential partners to help you achieve your industrial print system goals.

View the full FuturePrint and Pack Summit programme here.