Automating the planning, estimating, and impositioning of printer orders via multi-step cutting that involve die cutting
AssigneeTilia Labs Inc.
InventorsScott Aaron More, Sagen Alek de Jonge
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AssigneeTilia Labs Inc.
InventorsScott Aaron More, Sagen Alek de Jonge
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Disclosed herein is a planning and impositioning technique for industrial printing orders that evaluates and ranks potential planning and impositioning schemes for a given print order based on available printing apparatus, media, and die-cutter specifications. The printing schemes make use non-die cutter operations to subdivide a media sheet, followed by a series of die-cutter operations each subdivision to take advantage of industrial printer efficiency. This printing operation is enabled by planning and impositioning phases that generate print instructions allows a change in media size from printer apparatus to dies. Specifically, during the planning phase of the print order, a printer apparatus and a die or set of dies are selected where the media size used by the printer apparatus is larger than the die(s) is/are designed for.
A method of industrial print job imposition that employs mismatched sized die-cutters and media comprising:
A method of industrial print job imposition that employs mismatched sized die-cutters and media comprising:
A system of industrial print job imposition that employs mismatched sized die-cutters and media comprising:
A method comprising:
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