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Combining laser engraving and UV-Inkjet printing for personalization of security documents
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Decentralised desktop solutions have remained a rare commodity in a landscape dominated by centralised colour inkjet printing for security documents. Enter IXLA, a renowned world player in desktop laser personalisation of security documents, which embarked on a strategic partnership with the iPrint Institute. Together, they have meticulously engineered a ground-breaking solution – the seamless integration of a compact inkjet printing system into IXLA's laser engraving machines. Designed to emphasise user-friendliness, this innovative system significantly advances the security document personalisation domain. Positioned as the pioneer of its kind, it is primed to meet the ever-evolving market demands. As the industry transitions toward larger colour images, embraces novel security features, and undergoes digital transformation, this solution is poised to lead the way into the future of security document personalisation.