A subset of Scodix applications is now included in the Visualizer library and eliminates the need to print and manually reproduce special finishes during the prototyping and presentation stage. Print samples can now be designed and viewed on the Esko Studio Software and then printed on a Scodix Digital Enhancement Press, using real foil, without the need for molds or dies.

Quantities ranging from one to thousands can be printed in a cost-effective way.

“ Now Scodix users can take advantage of the Studio suite and Visualizer module to render and view high value realistic 3D images containing a variety of digital enhancements.” “ Esko helps Scodix to digitally prototype and present their digital enhancements as part of the design process,” said Chris Rogers, Solutions Marketing Manager at Esko. “ Collaborating with Esko has been an extremely positive experience,” said Nigel Tracey, Head of Packaging at Scodix. “ With Esko solutions touching some 90% of packaging worldwide during at least some stage of production, they are the ideal partner for us as we continually work to make Scodix production faster, easier and more cost-effective. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and to include even more Scodix applications within the Studio suite over time.” By being able to view a photo-realistic image of the design with our digital enhancements, even under different lighting conditions or in a simulated retail environment, designers can reduce the number of prototypes they need to produce, saving time and money.

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