Digital printing, reimagined

Our digital printing has a new centrepiece: the Canon imagePRESS V1000. At well over six and a half metres long, it is no ordinary digital press but a complete production line – from paper stack to finished, bound booklet.

Canon imagePRESS V1000 with booklet finishing

From sheet to finished booklet in a single pass

What makes our configuration special is its integrated finishing: the booklet finisher folds and staples, face trimming and three-side trimming ensure clean edges, and the Squarefold spine flattening gives every booklet a flat, high-quality spine – almost like perfect binding. What used to take several steps and machines now runs inline. That saves time, handling and ultimately costs for our customers.

The technology at a glance

  • Multi-Drawer PaperDeck with vacuum technology – reliable paper feeding, even with coated and heavy stocks
  • Multi-purpose feeder up to 1,300 mm banner format – for extra-long formats such as banners, covers and leporellos
  • Double-sheet detection with automatic ejection – faulty sheets are detected and diverted before they reach the product
  • Cooling unit and sensing unit – for consistent quality and flatness from the first sheet to the last
  • Fiery / PRISMA RIP technology – precise colour management and seamless integration into our workflow
  • Booklet finisher with face and three-side trimming plus Squarefold – finished booklets straight off the press

What this means for you

Short runs, personalised mailings, booklets with tight delivery times or a quick proof before offset production: with the V1000 we bridge the gap between one-offs and long runs more flexibly than ever. Combined with our Heidelberg offset presses and our AI services – from automatic print data checking to AI personalisation for variable data printing – the result is a press room that offers the most economical solution for every run length.

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