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Sheridan Introduces Next-Generation HP Technology to advance digital print quality

Sheridan, a leading provider of print and publishing solutions, is further advancing its leadership in digital print manufacturing with significant upgrades to its HP PageWide inkjet platform at the company’s Versailles, Kentucky facility — investments designed to deliver higher-quality output, greater production efficiency, and expanded possibilities for publishers moving more content into digital print workflows.

The upgrades include the transformation of an HP T410 press to an HP T480, as well as the upgrade of an HP T490 to an HP T4250 HDR powered by HP Brilliant Ink technology. Together, these investments further strengthen Sheridan’s already robust inkjet platform and reinforce the company’s commitment to best-in-class print quality and next-generation digital print innovation.

“One of the reasons we partnered with HP was the ability to preserve the existing press platform while dramatically upgrading print performance and color management capabilities,” said Bill Jalbert, Vice President of Operations at Sheridan’s Versailles facility. “We’re essentially transforming these presses from the inside out. By upgrading printheads, software, and color control technologies, we’re able to deliver a meaningful step forward in quality and efficiency for our customers while continuing to scale our digital manufacturing platform.”

Sheridan Introduces Next-Generation HP Technology to advance digital print quality – CJK Group

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