Heidelberg restructures digital portfolio

Heidelberg is launching at drupa 2016 a B1 digital press called the Primefire 106, marrying partner Fujifilm's inkjet technology to Heidelberg’s sheet handling and workflow expertise.

Heidelberg's Primefire 106 inkjet press

At drupa Heidelberg will also announce ‘Fire’ as the standardized portfolio name for its entire digital printing range. Gallus Labelfire 340 is the new product name for the former Gallus DCS 340, and Heidelberg Versafire CP/CV is the new name for the Linoprint CP/CV digital printing systems.

Heidelberg Omnifire 250/1000 describes Heidelberg’s '4D' printing systems, replacing the former name Heidelberg Jetmaster Dimension 250/1000.

Heidelberg is working on the development of systems suitable for industrial applications, for example in the automotive industry. The launch of the Heidelberg Omnifire 1000 is planned for the end of 2016.

The entire digital printing portfolio can be integrated into the overall workflow of a print shop together with the Heidelberg offset systems via the new Prinect Digital Front End (DFE), which incorporates Web-to-print applications as well as multi-channel publishing business models.

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