The FuturePrint Tech event, scheduled for November 8th & 9th at the Møller Institute in Cambridge, UK, promises to be a hub of innovation and networking for the printing industry. One of the standout partners for this year's event is Matti, a company that has been at the forefront of digital high-speed inkjet solutions since 1995. Let’s take a closer look into what makes Matti a leader in the industry and why their participation in FuturePrint TECH is notable for anyone interested in the future of industrial inkjet printing technology.

Who is Matti?

Founded in 1995, Matti has been at the forefront of researching, developing, producing, and maintaining digital high-speed inkjet solutions. Their focus is solely on industrial single-pass inkjet solutions, and they have a modular system that allows them to bring inkjet printers to market quickly and efficiently.

Key Benefits of Matti's Solutions

• Fast Market Launch: Matti's modular system enables rapid development and market introduction.

• Proven Components: The components are tried and tested, ensuring reliability and durability.

• Minimal Risk: With proven components and a fast market launch, the risk to customers is minimal.

Versatility in Applications

Matti's components are not just durable and reliable; they are also incredibly versatile. They can be used in a wide range of applications, including:

• Graphic and book printing

• Packaging (both flexible materials and corrugated)

• Hybrid printing

• Material deposition

• Print-to-object

Open Portfolio

What sets Matti apart is their open portfolio of digital inkjet solutions. They don't just stick to one set of components; they decide which components are the best fit based on technical requirements. The foundation of their approach is always the combination of ink and substrate. From there, the appropriate print head is selected, and the printing system is developed and built.

For more information about Matti and their innovative solutions, visit Matti's Website. To register for the FuturePrint TECH on November 8th & 9th at the Møller Institute in Cambridge, UK, click here.