SMITHVILLE, ONTARIO—  Stanpac’s newest XL 106 also includes Prinect Inpress Control 3, the industry’s leading inline spectrophotometer that measures and controls color and registers on the fly, and Inspection Control 3, which automatically scans the printed sheet for any defects. The built-in technologies are helping Stanpac shorten press runs and lessen waste sheets, which is essential for today’s supply chain shortages.  With the installation of the XL 106, Stanpac is equipped to operate more efficiently, optimize its production schedule, and alleviate the stress on its production crew. The press has doubled the plant’s offset printing capacity and has contributed to the company’s best sales year ever. Also equipped with a 2013 XL 106, Stanpac’s new press, which runs at 18,000 sheets per hour, is an upgrade in speed and technology due to Heidelberg’s new intelligent User Experience and patented Intellistart 3 system that provide support for operators during the press run and automatically determine the makeready processes required for jobs to be produced.