Episode #83: All the Glass That's Fit to Print: Lon Riley, DPI Lab
About this episode
Lon Riley discusses the technology and challenges of glass printing, along with advancements in the field.
As the president and founder of DPI Lab, an industrial printer manufacturer, Lon Riley knows a lot about the chemistry and technology that makes it possible to produce remarkable images on glass. He joins GlassTalk for a deep dive into the technology and what makes glass printing a special challenge. He addresses the considerations we need to have when seeking the highest productivity and uptime for our printing process, and reviews how things have advanced in the last few years. It's a great overview for experienced fabricators and those looking to get into the process for the first time.
Keywords
- DPI Lab
- chemistry
- printing process
- uptime
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