KODAK PROSPER Press Platform

Bill Schweinfurth discusses how the new PROSPER 6000XL is up to 45 percent more cost effective than high-volume thermal DOD presses and up to 31 percent more cost effective than the PROSPER 5000XL Press. Furthermore, the flexibility in speed and substrates, as well as the ink saver mode, make the device extremely versatile.

In this white paper, the second in a two-part series written by Jim Hamilton, InfoTrends, looks at these factors and how end users can leverage tools, such as Kodak’s Prosper Paper Rating System, to make informed substrate decisions based on the requirements of their print applications.