Digital Printing & Finishing Equipment
Produce full-color, variable, and short-run output with integrated inkjet printing systems built around envelopes, mailpieces, sheets, packaging materials, and other specialty applications.
These systems combine printing with dedicated feeding, transport, registration, and output capabilities for standalone production environments.
Explore Digital Printing & Finishing SolutionsThe systems below represent production color printing equipment available through ATP Equipment Solutions. Additional configurations, feeding options, and output accessories may be available depending on the application.
Kirk-Rudy production printing equipment is built around heavy-duty transports designed for continuous production work.
Kirk-Rudy
An all-in-one full-color production inkjet system that combines a heavy-duty transport with Memjet DuraFlex printing technology for cut sheets, direct mail, labels, packaging, and other compatible media.
The Formax ColorMax range covers compact, envelope-focused, and thicker-media color printing configurations.
Formax
A production inkjet system for full-color graphics and dynamic data on envelopes and a range of mailing and packaging materials, with integrated feeding and registration.
Formax
A full-color printing system designed for envelopes, flats, cartons, corrugated materials, padded envelopes, and other thicker specialty media.
Formax
A compact full-color inkjet system for envelopes, paper stocks, direct mail, and short-run printed output.
Evaluating these four areas usually narrows the field faster than comparing published speeds.
Define the smallest and largest pieces the system must run, along with material thickness, rigidity, coating, and whether the product is flat, padded, or partially assembled.
Identify how much of the piece must be printed. Full-bleed graphics, edge-to-edge coverage, and multi-panel designs place different demands on a system than a simple address block or single logo.
Review average run length, job frequency, number of versions, monthly volume, and expected growth. Frequent short runs and long continuous runs favor different configurations.
Clarify the variable content required, color expectations, data preparation workflow, and how printed pieces should be stacked, conveyed, or handed off to the next production step.
Add printing capability to a compatible feeder, transport, mail base, or production line instead of adding a complete standalone press.
Explore Production & Modular Inkjet SystemsPrint directly onto corrugated sheets, boxes, mailers, bags, cartons, and other thicker or semi-flexible materials.
Explore Corrugated, Envelope & Specialty PrintingProduce short-run, variable, durable, and full-color labels when the printed output is a label rather than a finished piece.
Explore Digital Label PrintersCut, fold, slit, crease, perforate, laminate, or die-cut printed output after the printing process is complete.
Explore Finishing & Converting EquipmentRelated Solution
Explore how artwork, variable data, printing technology, media handling, finishing, inspection, and downstream workflow requirements come together around the completed printed application.
Connect printing equipment with feeders, transports, finishing, inspection, mail systems, packaging equipment, and production controls.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair support for eligible printing and finishing equipment.
Explore Service & SupportA production color inkjet printer is a digital printing system that combines full-color output with integrated media feeding, transport, registration, and controls. It is built to run repeatable production work rather than occasional office printing, and the media it can handle is defined by the transport and print engine it uses.
The systems featured here support variable content such as names, addresses, numbering, barcodes, and versioned graphics, depending on the configuration and software used. The extent of the variable content, the image area, and the data workflow all influence which system is appropriate.
Supported materials vary by machine and may include envelopes, cut sheets, flats, cartons, corrugated stock, padded envelopes, and other compatible media. Media thickness, surface, coating, and dimensions should be reviewed against a specific model before selection.
Helpful details include printed samples, the media type and dimensions, the required print area, average run length, monthly volume, variable-data requirements, color expectations, existing equipment, and what happens to the printed product downstream.
Share the details of the printed application and ATP can help match it with an appropriate production color printing configuration.