Nanography technology, developed by Landa, seems to have won over the market. According to the company's CEO, Gil Oron, " print volumes are increasing rapidly . This trend is reinforced by the sale of two additional presses to Smurfit Westrock, the packaging giant formed by the merger of Smurfit Kappa and WestRock. One of these presses, a Landa S11 with a capacity of 11,200 sheets/h, is currently being installed at a plant in Poland, while the location of the second press remains confidential for the time being.
Landa: Print volumes are increasing rapidly
This rapid adoption illustrates the ability of digital presses to meet growing volumes while keeping costs under control. It also demonstrates the adaptability of Landa's technology to the specific needs of the industrial sector, particularly in terms of flexibility and speed.
Landa also tackles the Asian market, in particular with a key partnership in China. Grandprint Shengda, a major player in offset printing in China, has ordered a seven-color Landa S11P, marking Landa's entry into Chinese commercial printing. Grandprint Shengda, which already operates over 70 offset presses, sees this technology as an opportunity to expand its offering with a large-format, high-performance digital solution.
In addition to these new customers, Landa also consolidated its presence in the North American and UK markets. In the USA, Advantage ColorGraphics ordered its second Landa S11P press, while in the UK, Bluetree Group installed a second press for its site near Rotherham.
Alongside these new orders, Landa is preparing to enter the field of flexible packaging with its W11 press, currently in beta testing. Landa could thus diversify into a booming new market.
