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Message: <blockquote data-quote="exam1passyq" data-source="post: 10781010" data-attributes="member: 325382">exam1pass HP0-M35 examHigh-volume digital production on the HP <a href="http://www.exam1pass.com/HP0-M35-exam.html" target="_blank">HP0-M35</a> Indigo WS6000 Digital Press can make it affordable for these businesses to move even very long label runs for a specific product into multiple SKUs, with targeted designs that appeal to different geographies, ethnicities and more. When done strategically, this can result in a boost in overall product sales – making digital converting an essential growth strategy for both Dow Industries and the brand owners it serves. Now, more of the brands Dow Industries serves – including those in the health and beauty industry – can use digital printing to pursue sales opportunities.The multi-SKU phenomenon is a key reason digital printing is driving a transformation in labels and package converting. Companies like Dow Industries are bringing more value to the supply chain with the high-volume productivity and tremendous production flexibility the HP Indigo WS6000 Digital Press offers.With its high-volume capabilities, the HP WS6000 is designed to be more cost-effective than analog printing on up to 80 percent of the label jobs converters typically produce. The high quality, productivity and flexibility of HP Indigo have made it the industry’s leading digital press brand and one of the best-selling label and packaging press brands overall. The HP <a href="http://www.exam1pass.com/HP0-M35-exam.html" target="_blank">HP0-M35</a> Indigo WS6000 Digital Press prints up to 98 feet per minute in four-color mode and is compatible with a broad range of media – from thinner flexible packaging substrates, to label and shrink-sleeve media, to folding carton material. Dow Industries, which also operates analog flexographic and rotary screen printing presses, has seen its fastest growth come with the help of HP Indigo digital printing. The company has been continually investing in and upgrading its HP Indigo capabilities since 1995. HP Indigo presses are the only digital label and packaging solutions that use true PANTONE?-licensed spot-color inks or offer four-, six- and seven-color PANTONE-licensed spot color emulation, giving converters the ability to meet their customers’ demanding brand color standards.</blockquote>

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