LogoJet Birdies with Golf Ball Printing Process

Aug 29, 2008

LogoJet's inkjet printers can print directly onto golf balls and most any other substrate.

According to the 2007 Economic Census, there are 12,261 golf courses and country clubs in the United States. East Rochester, N.Y.-based LogoJet is one company capitalizing on this growing golf market with its unique golf ball printing process. “Direct inkjet technology on garment materials and various product substrates are strongly emerging and many are finding its benefits for full-color, short-run printing applications,” says Susan Souralaysack, president. LogoJet’s inkjet printers use a proprietary oil-based solvent ink along with an aerosol-based fixative prespray. This process gives decorators the flexibility to print on any product. — H.H.

LogoJet will exhibit at ISS Atlanta at booth #623.

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