FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Business Innovation Division, and Quantum Flex Pack will present together at the Digital Packaging Summit. The event runs November 16-18 at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa in Bonita Springs, Florida. Both companies will show how digital flexible packaging can move beyond short-run work and into mainstream production.
Quantum Flex Pack, based in Rockford, Illinois, is the first U.S. company to buy and install the FUJIFILM FP790 digital inkjet press. The company installed the press in August 2026. Since then, the press has entered full production. Moreover, its diverse capabilities have already helped Quantum serve customers with short, medium, and long print quantities.
Brian Batease, Quantum’s founder and CEO, will join Don Schroeder at the session. Schroeder is senior director of Technical Sales and Digital Packaging Solutions at FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Business Innovation Division. Together, they will explain how Quantum is building an organization that listens and learns from its packaging customers. In addition, they will show how the company adapts alongside those customers. Fujifilm’s J Press FP790 has become a critical part of that process.
What the “Mainstream. Mastered.” Session Will Cover
The session, titled “Mainstream. Mastered.”, will cover four main topics. First, Fujifilm and Quantum digital flexible packaging will discuss why the J Press FP790 is mainstream, not niche. Its broad spectrum of capabilities has delivered faster job turnaround, greater flexibility, and improved sustainability. As a result, both Quantum Flex Pack’s business and its customer satisfaction have improved.
Second, the speakers will explain the Adaptive Basket Model. Quantum lets customers choose their own order quantities. Then, the company learns from the resulting “basket” and builds the capacity and capability to serve it. The flexibility of the J Press FP790 made this change possible. Consequently, the market determines how the press is used.
Third, the session will present the Customer Program Model. Under this model, an accepted customer program keeps its agreed price and service. This holds true even as Quantum’s model evolves.
Finally, Fujifilm and Quantum will discuss the flexibility that today’s market requires. The J Press FP790 has increased productivity on small and medium runs with minimal setup. Furthermore, it has enhanced print quality and improved indirect food contact compliance digital flexible packaging. The press also offers increased substrate coverage and furthered compatibility with finishing and lamination. Lastly, it supports water-based ink sustainability.
Want more marketing excellence stories? Visit MarTech News for insights, trends, and expert updates.
News Source: Businesswire.com
