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In the world of industrial printing, LogoJET has established a niche that extends far beyond selling equipment. Under the leadership of Susan Cox, its visionary CEO and founder, the company is redefining what it means to serve clients in the UV printing space. LogoJET’s story is one of innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to empowering businesses to succeed. Founded in 2005 by Susan Cox, the company delivers more than printers—it provides comprehensive solutions backed by five-star customer support, earning a reputation as a trusted partner. With six Printing United ‘Product of the Year’ awards and six Inc. 5000 honors, LogoJET’s growth reflects its dedication to fueling customer success, demonstrating that its achievements are driven by the businesses it empowers. “Our mission at LogoJET is to go beyond selling printers—we’re creating pathways for our customers to innovate, streamline, and grow. Every printer we deliver is backed by an ecosystem of custom trays, software, paired with support, expertise, and partnership,” Cox explains. “This philosophy drives everything we do, from designing highly customizable printers to offering extensive support systems that help clients fully integrate LogoJET’s technology into their operations.” Helping Businesses Gain Greater Control Over Outputs What sets LogoJET apart is its ability to adapt to the unique needs of each business it serves. Whether working with a small startup or a large enterprise, the company pairs its unique product design—focused on ease of use and robust support tools—with versatile machines that grow alongside its customers’ ambitions. LogoJET printers handle everything from promotional items to industrial components, printing on materials as diverse as glass, metal, wood, plastic and even bottles! This versatility allows businesses to bring production in-house, saving time and costs while gaining greater control over their output. Combined with innovative design and dedicated support, LogoJET empowers its customers to scale efficiently and confidently. “We focus on creating printers that are intuitive to use, reducing the learning curve and freeing operators to focus on production, while providing robust support to ensure success,” Cox shares.
3D Printing
3D Printing for Spare Parts and Tooling in Manufacturing is the Way to Go
Industrial Automation
Polymeric Material for 3D Printing: New Technological Upgrading for Space Application
Fabrizio Poscente, Head of Mechanical Technology and Processes Engineering Department, Thales Alenia Space
ODM
Accelerating Innovation with Additive Manufacturing Breakthroughs Achieved in Weeks
Yohann Rousselet, Global Director, Technology Innovation, Baltimore Aircoil Company
CNC Machining
Revolutionizing Manufacturing: The Power of Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing
Noe Quinones, Senior Product Manager, MISUMI
Personal Care Contract Manufacturing
Decarbonizing the Industrial Sector Through Natural Refrigerant Heat Pumps
Wayne Borrowman, Director, Research and Development, CIMCO Refrigeration Inc
IN MY OPINION
Industrial Coating
Motivating and Challenging Technical Professionals in a Manufacturing Environment
Scott Marcus, Process Engineering Manager, Flex-N-Gate
LAST WORD
Industrial Printing
In The Tension Between Price Increases And Supply Chain Problems- With 3d Printing For Acute Problem
Ralf Anderhofstadt, Head of Center of Competence Additive Manufacturing - Daimler Trucks & Buses, Daimler Buses | EvoBus GmbH
IN FOCUS
Innovations in Blow Molding: From 3D Printing Integration to Smart Manufacturing
Blow molding continues to evolve with groundbreaking innovations that revolutionize product design, customization, and manufacturing efficiency. This article explores the latest innovations in blow molding technology, including integration with 3D printing for customized designs and the adoption of smart manufacturing techniques for enhanced efficiency and productivity.Integration with 3D Printing
Exploring 3D Printing Applications Across Various Sectors
Printing has revolutionized how products are designed, prototyped, and manufactured. The technology, which involves creating three-dimensional objects layer by layer from digital models, has found applications across various industries, transforming production processes and offering new possibilities in design and innovation. The most groundbreaking application of 3D printing is in the healthcare sector, where it is used to create customized medical devices, prosthetics, and organs. With 3D printing, medical professionals can produce patient-specific devices tailored to individual anatomy, improving patient outcomes.
EDITORIAL
A Catalyst for Modern Manufacturing
Industrial printing, once a niche sector catering to specific applications, has evolved into a cornerstone of modern manufacturing. From automotive components and consumer electronics to packaging and textiles, industrial printing technologies have seamlessly integrated into diverse industries, driving innovation and efficiency. As the fourth industrial revolution continues to unfold, the role of industrial printing is expanding, underpinned by advancements in materials, techniques, and digital integration. At the heart of industrial printing’s evolution lies a suite of transformative technologies. Inkjet printing, for instance, has transitioned from a tool for basic image reproduction to a sophisticated process capable of handling functional materials, such as conductive inks and biological agents. Similarly, screen printing, a mainstay in manufacturing, has adapted to produce flexible electronics and photovoltaic cells with precision and scalability. Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, deserves special mention. Initially limited to prototyping, 3D printing now enables the production of enduse parts across industries, offering unparalleled design freedom and material efficiency. Whether it’s creating lightweight components for aerospace or customized implants in healthcare, 3D printing exemplifies how industrial printing can disrupt traditional manufacturing paradigms. In an era where sustainability is paramount, industrial printing is playing a pivotal role in reducing waste and energy consumption. Digital printing techniques, for example, minimize material usage by depositing inks or coatings precisely where needed. This capability is particularly impactful in sectors like packaging, where personalized, on-demand production reduces inventory and obsolescence. Governments and industry leaders must recognize the strategic importance of industrial printing and invest in education, research, and infrastructure to support its growth. By fostering a collaborative ecosystem, they can ensure that industrial printing remains a driver of economic and technological progress. In this edition, we have featured LogoJET. The company’s story is one of innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to empowering businesses to succeed. Founded in 2005 by Susan Cox, the company delivers more than printers—it provides comprehensive solutions backed by five-star customer support, earning a reputation as a trusted partner.
