Canon announces that the LabelStream 4000 series is the first digital press to have been certified by the Fogra Research Institute for Media Technologies as meeting the specifications of its ProcessStandard Digital (PSD) Print Check. The certification confirms that the colour consistency, uniformity, detail sharpness and stability of print runs produced on the LabelStream 4000 comply with the requirements defined by Fogra PSD.
The evaluation of output produced on the LabelStream 4000, a six-colour digital press, resulted in the printer’s colour gamut, homogeneity and coherence achieving the highest category score (Level A), indicating that the LabelStream’s colour gamut surpasses many seven-colour digital label presses available in the market today.
Describing an industrial orientated and standardised procedure for the creation of digital print products, the Fogra Print Check, which is based on ISO/TS 15311-2, examines the colour fidelity, consistency, uniformity, print resolution and detail of digitally printed output.
The LabelStream 4000 series uses the industry-proven and robust UV inkjet printheads, Xaar 2001+ UV, which delivers a high pigment load, and increased ink laydown capability to super-size the colour gamut. With a colour gamut coverage of 96% at a Delta E 2000 of less than 2, LabelStream delivers high-quality labels, accurately matched brand colours and consistent output on standard label stock.
About Fogra Process Standard Digital (PSD)
Fogra offers all member and non-member companies the opportunity to obtain certification according to the Process Standard Digital Printing (PSD) on the basis of ISO/TS 15311. With this certificate, printing and media companies ensure quality capability and smooth production. The quality assurance in the sense of the PSD, comprises the evaluation of the final print result, i.e. “what the customer gets”. They are the subject of the ISO/TS 15311 family of standards, which defines the requirements for digital production printing in ISO/TS 15311-2 currently based on three different quality levels (“Quality types “A”, “B” and “C”).
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