Innovative technology for anilox rollers offers printers significant benefits in terms of quality and performance
Innovative technology for anilox rollers offers printers significant benefits in terms of quality and performance
Sun Chemical is proud to announce its partnership with BOBST, at the grand opening of BOBST’s new Competence Centre in Firenze, Italy from 8th -10th October, 2024.
PulPac licensee, Stora Enso, announces the opening of a groundbreaking Dry Molded Fiber Production Unit in Skene, Sweden. The facility is the largest and most advanced of its kind, marking a significant milestone in sustainable packaging technology. Production is set to begin in Q4 2024 after successful large-scale testing.
New three-part reflector design improves irradiance by 20% at the fiber
• Extended certification to their production hub in Plock, Poland
• Portfolio reflects growing demand for sustainable solutions
New system provides an automated, single-pass solution for ink dispensing, blending and container labelling, improving ergonomics and efficiency in the ink kitchen.
GSE to showcase its Colorsat automated ink dispensers – helping package printers assure repeatable colour and comply with Taiwan’s strict emissions-reduction regulations. The company presents its solutions at the booth of its agent Foremost eMage at TIGAX, marking GSE’s first presence at a Taiwan print trade fair.
The event in Warsaw showed the real and tangible benefits of the innovative fixed anilox printing system to printers from across Europe
Sappi exhibits at BrauBeviale in Nuremberg for the very first time
In addition to materials, Marbach Die Supplies also supplies high-quality machines for the production of cutting-dies. One machine that significantly increases efficiency in diemaking is the mjet|1. This compact waterjet machine cuts ejector rubbers automatically and with the highest precision.
Valmet is to supply an OptiConcept M board making line with automation and services to Anhui Linping Circular Development in China. The new board line PM 8 will produce recycled liner grades. The start-up is scheduled for the end of 2025.