Kohl & Madden VOC-free Liberty Ink represents just part of Sun Chemical's growing offerings of sustainable inks and chemistries, including its UV curable inks and low-VOC Rycoline press chemistries and washes. www.sunchemical.com

Böwe Bell + Howell JETVision Express, shown at Graph Expo, can now be configured with a universal mount to monitor any mail or shipping process, using machine vision modules (single-camera to complex mail integrity trackers), also ensuring they comply with the latest postal requirements. The company's Turbo Premium Inserter won Must See 'em honors at the show. www.bowebellhowell.com

HubCast PrintManager, a subscription service utility debuted at Graph Expo, won Worth-a-Look honors for connecting printers to a network of secure, color-controlled digital and offset print firms for distributed global printing. CSRs upload a job, enter a few pieces of data and submit for production. The job is routed, produced and delivered via the utility. www.hubcast.com

InfoPrint 5000 color printing system, nominated for a Must See 'em at Graph Expo, prints at speeds up to 209.9 ft./min. or 916 full-color, letter-size impressions/minute in two-up tandem duplex mode, using a 20.4´´ web with 19.96´´ maximum print width. The system uses a piezo-electric drop-on-demand inkjet print head, which only jets ink when it's needed on the paper, so ink is never recycled or reconstituted. www.infoprintsolutionscompany.com

Kodak Web-to-print Solutions won Graph Expo Must See 'em honors for integrating order placement to final output, without hot folders or manual work-arounds, linking its Insite online job submission, Prinergy workflow with JDF, NexPress or third-party printers to any CTP device. Variable print jobs use Kodak Darwin software and Web Composition Solution. www.graphics.kodak.com/web2print

neopost DS86, shown at Graph Expo, gathers and inserts up to eight-page tri-fold mailers, handling any document size or paper type. Optical Mark Recognition secures document set integrity. www.neopostinc.com

Fujifilm C-Fit Image Intelligence won Worth-a-Look encore honors at Graph Expo for automating color-correction. Fujifilm's Taskero Universe suite, controlling color prep, proofing and on press, won Must See 'em honors. www.fujifilmgraphicsystems.com

Heidelberg eCall earned a Graph Expo Must See 'em for the online system that speeds service for impending mechanical or electronic issue. An eCall button automatically appears on the control center console; if the operator clicks it, a service notification is automatically created and relevant data relating sent to the Heidelberg Expert Support Team for review and action. The customer instantly receives a job ticket. Remote diagnostics are performed, and the problem is solved or an onsite technician is sent. www.us.heidelberg.com

Agfa :Energy Elite high-speed and quality, grained and anodized aluminum thermal plate, designed for 500,000 runs (over 1 million baked), won a Must See 'em at Graph Expo. Daylight handling, it is compatible with UV inks, alcohol substitutes and aggressive press chemicals. www.agfa.com

Océ ColorStream 10000 earned a Graph Expo Must See 'em for this digital color press that changes the amount of color it prints based on job requirements, from full process to 1/1, charging clicks only for colors used. This dynamic pricing guarantees cost-effective color printing; no other printer can change speeds and costs automatically, on demand, even within an application, says Océ. Another standard feature is GraphicArtsplus dot modulation, said to deliver brilliant reproduction. www.oceusa.com

Standard Horizon IM-30, at the center of this configuration andnew from Standard Finishing, was shown at Graph Expowith the StitchLiner SaddleStitcher and SPF-200A Bookletmaker. Geared for commercial printers and trade binders, the IM-30 inserts up to three independent sheets into booklets at up to 4,000 per hour, from bins with 4.9´´ of capacity, minimizing reloads. The IM-30 uses a patented rotary-pulse vacuum feeding system, handling nearly all paper stocks for inserts such as post cards, hole-punched sheets and folded sheets. www.standardfinishing.com

Xanté Impressia GTO platesetter, debuted at Graph Expo, uses toner-on-metal imaging to create durable, no-process plates at speeds up to 72 seconds per plate for the 16.5×25´´size. Shipping this quarter, the direct-to-metal system includes an Adobe Postscript 3 RIP for 2400 dpi/150 lpi. Plates are rated at 25,000 impressions. www.xante.com www.xante.com

Duplo DPB 500 single-clamp perfect binder was shown at Graph Expo. It handles offset or digital output at up to 500 cycles per hour. Minimizing need for operator skills, it can automatically changeover for different book thicknesses. www.duplousa.com

EPG's  KeyColor C system provides digital control of fountain ink keys from a central ink desk to speed makeready and reduce waste. Combined with AutoSet presetting software, the system utilizes data from an imagesetter or CTP system to preset all ink keys. The KeyColor C also interfaces with color-measuring devices to provide closed-loop color control. www.epg-inc.com

Autobond Inc.  launches the Mini 105 TPHS, a one- and two-sided thermal laminator for sheets 8.5×11´´ to 41×30´´ at speeds up to 265 fpm. The rising pile, back separation Heidelberg Speedmaster 102 streamfeed head and vacuum feed table allow continuous feeding. The Mini 105 handles media ranging from 70-lb. to 24-pt. www.autobondlaminating.com

Böwe Bell + Howell's 400 inserting system is a modular product with the integration of BICOS (Böwe Integrated Control Operation System) and the KOMPOS modular control system. Operating at speeds up to 20,000 envelopes per hour, the BBH 400 supports #10, 6×9´´ and #14 envelopes. Its rotary feeding technology gives operators the capability to process a wide array of insert types, enabling more configurations that can be matched to application needs and budgets. www.bowebellhowell.com

Fujifilm's C-fit Image Intelligence software automates the analysis, optimization and conversion of digital images from RGB into print-ready CMYK. C-fit is a hot folder-based image and color server that processes large quantities of digital images with minimal user intervention. It trains the software to view pictures the way that people do, recognizing and adjusting for image types (faces, indoor/outdoor scenes, etc.) and memory colors that are important to the way a picture looks. Besides its primary image enhancement and conversion functions, C-fit also analyzes and converts images in a PDF document so that entire pages can be optimized for particular printing conditions or standards. www.fujifilmgs.com

Toyo Ink America introduces NNK Doctor Blades. Baked flat, not in coil form, to prevent curling, and then cooled to achieve a hardness of (Hv) 900-1,000, the SepaCera Sharp doctor blade edges reportedly offer sharp, even contact with the cylinder surface and reduce the risk of blade streaking, chattering, hazing and fogging. This special baking process provides improved dispersion of an increased amount of ceramic powder, and the width of the ceramic plating (not the thickness) has been reduced in half to 0.89´´. According to the company, the SepaCera Sharp doctor blades last several times longer than other doctor blades. www.toyoink.com

Punch Graphix Americas' Xeikon 6000 digital color press delivers more than 160 letter-size ppm and a duty cycle of 3.7 million ppm. The Xeikon 6000 handles paper stock from 27-lb. text to 122-lb. cover and runs a wide array of substrates, including paperboard. Being webfed, it has format flexibility running substrate widths up to 20´´ and unlimited, flexible image length. In addition, it prints on both sides of the substrate in a single pass. The Xeikon 6000 includes the X-800 Digital Front-End, which—RIPing at 800 Mpixels per second—is capable of processing print jobs incorporating graphics with variable data from more than 1 million records. www.xeikon.com

EFI releases the Fiery System 8 Release 2. The Visual Workflow feature optimizes productivity by providing job progress at a glance and addresses a wide range of operator expertise. The Fiery also features variable-data printing, and with ColorWise, an in-RIP color management system, EFI says the Fiery delivers color that is consistent across applications, computer platforms, color spaces and color file formats. www.efi.com