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Topics: 

• History of ink jet printing in packaging in general, then a focus on corrugated.
• Why the corrugated industry has lagged behind other packaging markets in adopting digital printing.
• What corrugated markets have been targeted for digital printing to date
• What ink jet technologies are used today for corrugated markets
• What value does digital printing bring to brown box makers today
• A comparison of digital printing to flexo post printing for brown boxes – cost, efficiency, quality
  
• The future of ink jet printing for corrugated brown box makers

Learning Objectives:

• Better understand the state of digital printing in the corrugated market today, and why the brown box market has not been involved until recently.
• Better understand common misconceptions about digital printing that have slowed the adoption rate of digital printing to the industrial corrugated market.
  
• Better understand why digital printing is now entering the brown box market, and the advantages that digital printing brings to that market.
• Understand what digital printing technology is now available to brown box manufacturers, and how it will be implemented.

Presented by: 

Stu Brownell, Director of Corrugated Applications, Digital Print Incorporated

Stu Brownell has spent more than 35 years in the corrugated packaging and printing markets, starting out in corrugated sales and moving into preprinted linerboard, where he spent 20 years in management helping to start-up and grow three separate preprinted linerboard divisions before moving on to the global sales & marketing of several types of digital printing products for the global packaging industry. More recently, Stu has brought his knowledge of corrugated package printing to Digital Print Inc.(DPi), a company that has designed and built ink jet equipment for the packaging & printing industries for the last 30 years. Stu is currently the Director of Corrugated Applications for DPi.

Registration:

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