Digital Printer Suppliers 2026

Speeds vary by model, ranging from entry-level presses at 1,500-4,000 envelopes per hour to high-volume systems like the iJetColor Q reaching up to 20,000 #10 envelopes per hour, making digital inkjet presses suitable for both short-run print shops and offset-volume mail operations.

Most models accommodate standard #9, #10, remit, catalog, and coin envelopes, with maximum feed sizes ranging from 9.5" x 17" up to 14" x 20" on feeder-equipped systems. Adjustable printhead height allows printing on thicker media such as bubble mailers and padded envelopes up to 1/2" thick.

Yes. Presses like the iJetColor PXG and PXG Feeder are purpose-built for short-run, full-color packaging on uncoated stocks including boxes, bags, coasters, and bubble mailers, offering a lower-cost alternative to flexographic or silk screening for personalized and variable data packaging runs.

Pricing is available on request and varies by model and configuration. Based on typical production volumes, most systems are estimated to pay for themselves in as little as 12 months through reduced cost-per-piece, lower makeready costs, and the ability to bring outsourced print jobs in-house.

Support options include manufacturer-direct service, iJetAdvantage service contracts with next-day printhead and parts replacement, comprehensive 5-year service programs, on-machine training tablets, and dedicated service engineers, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum equipment reliability.

Yes. All models support variable data printing with PMS and brand color-matching RIP/workflow software, enabling personalized, full-bleed output for direct mail, marketing, and packaging applications without sacrificing speed or print quality.