PrimeCenter

Caldera shares this guide with you to explain how prepress automation works, what can be automated, and where it can have the greatest impact.

Before adopting PrimeCenter, Voom relied on another workflow solution for tasks such as nesting, imposition, and preparing jobs with registration marks. However, the team wanted a more intuitive and efficient way to prepare production files.

By using PrimeCenter, Artistic Imprints has automated key artwork-preparation tasks, improved its DTF workflow, reduced manual cutting, and enabled production employees to focus on higher-value activities.

PrimeCenter transformed the prepress operations of a major U.S. large-format print service provider by automating repetitive tasks, streamlining communication between departments, optimizing material utilization, and enabling production teams to focus on higher-value activities.

Caldera has recently improved the File Editor workflow, allowing PrimeCenter to check files during import, highlight those that may require attention, track detected issues, and intelligently prioritize flagged files. 

You can use File Editor in packaging, labels, signage, digital printing, or large format printing. It is a strong asset that helps you create accurate, print-ready files in a faster way while reducing mistakes. In this article, we will introduce you to the steps you need to use File Editor.

Caldera, part of Dover (NYSE: DOV), today announced the release of PrimeCenter 5.0, a significant update to its innovative wide-format intelligent job preparation and prepress workflow solution

In this article, we explain what is tiling, and how the tiling feature in PrimeCenter helps you manage your production.

At FESPA Barcelona (May 19 to 22), Caldera will showcase PrimeCenter 5, the latest version of its prepress job preparation and workflow software for wide-format and industrial print workflows. Headlining the release is File Editor, a new built-in workspace designed to help print service providers inspect, modify, and validate files faster before creating layouts for production. 

Ganging has gained significant recognition among printers and is now used in multiple print shops. The term is used to describe grouping files together.