Technical notes, process standards and production-floor insights from Kodak print engineering — continuous inkjet, color management, workflow automation and sustainability.
A practical checklist to avoid costly printing mistakes, based on real experience with Kodak printers and industry standards.
Read Article →A no-nonsense guide to choosing the right printer. Based on my mistakes (and a few wins) with Kodak mini photo printers, square receipt printers, and standard office inkjet vs laser machines.
Read Article →A personal account of a costly mistake when ordering an inkless printer and wide format thermal paper, and the checklist that saved us from repeating it.
Read Article →A practical quality inspection checklist for Kodak printers and consumables, covering instant photo printers, label printers, and ink/paper specifications. Written from the perspective of a quality control manager.
Read Article →An office administrator shares a hard-earned lesson from 5 years of managing printer supply orders for 400+ employees. Learn why price alone isn't the deciding factor—especially when you need rush delivery.
Read Article →Is a Kodak printer worth it for your business? From a procurement perspective, I break down the real cost of ownership—ink, paper, and headaches—against the competition.
Read Article →A small business owner shares his journey of trial and error with different printing technologies, and why Kodak's thermal wide format paper became his go-to solution for efficiency and quality.
Read Article →An honest, experience-based look at Kodak instant printers for small-to-medium offices — including common misconceptions about USB cables, sublimation, and label printing.
Read Article →After years of struggling with inkjet printers, a small business owner shares the costly mistakes and surprising lessons learned from switching to a thermal printer for labels and photo prints, with practical advice for choosing the right Kodak setup.
Read Article →A quality inspector shares a candid story about DTF printer financing, hidden costs, and why Kodak's transparent approach to equipment and consumables saved his company thousands.
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