Highcon and Konica Minolta partner to show potential of digital

Highcon and Konica Minolta used Graph Expo 14 to demonstrate their shared vision of the potential of a digital workflow for folding carton converters and commercial printers.

Highcon and Konica Minolta used Graph Expo 14 to demonstrate their shared vision of the potential of digital workflow for folding carton converters and commercial printers

At the show, Highcon displayed packaging products printed on the Konica Minolta KM-1 29in-wide sheet-fed UV inkjet press, and which were digitally cut and creased by the Highcon Euclid II+, as seen at the show and sold to Carolina Graphic Services.

The second-generation Euclid debuted at Graph Expo 14 and features an integrated digital stripping unit, amongst other advances.

Chris Baker, vice-president of sales and business development at Highcon, said: ‘It is no coincidence that both Highcon and Konica Minolta have the word “value” in our slogans for the show. It is clear that only by adding value for our customers in their existing processes, can we enable them to realize the true potential of digital technology.’

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