2012 Bavarian Innovation Prize Goes to Oce

Productivity is increased because downtime and maintenance periods can be minimized, while the change from monochrome to full-color can be realized in less than five minutes. The digital printing process permits customer communications to be better targeted and customized.

Leadership in digital full-color inkjet

“The new systems of the renowned Océ ColorStream 3000 series join the Océ inkjet family and once more extend the company’s leadership in digital full-color inkjet. Through a full-line assortment print providers have now more choices to easily migrate from toner systems, other inkjet platforms or offset printing to high-speed digital printing based on their productivity requirements,” explains Sebastian Landesberger, Executive Vice President Commercial Printing. 

Award ceremony on November 19, 2012 in Deutsches Museum Munich

Since its market introduction in 2010, Océ has delivered more than 150 Océ ColorStream 3000 Twin systems to customers and has thus, according to a survey by Infotrends, achieved world leadership in digital color inkjet webfed printing.

The 2012 Bavarian Innovation Prize was awarded on 19 November 2012 in the Ehrensaal (Hall of Honor) of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, the world-renowned place for masterpieces of science and technology. The recipients of the prize will be honored by the Bavarian Economics Minister Martin Zeil, the President of the Bavarian Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Prof. Erich Greipl, and the President of the Working Committee of the Bavarian Chamber of Trades & Crafts, Heinrich Traublinger.