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28.06.2022

Printing Expo Online doubles the size of Zone 2 with new exhibitors

  • Printing Expo Online is expanding again by doubling the size of Zone 2 with new exhibitors and feature zones making it one of the largest virtual trade shows in the world.

Visitors will be able to visit the new Zaikio underground catacombs that are accessible from several portals around the show. Click on a New York taxi, a London Phone Box or a funky Hot Dog Van and you will be transported into the Zaikio cavern environment where visitors will be able to watch application videos, arrange demos and sign up to this amazing new cloud-based platform.

Another addition to Zone 2 is the new Software Technology Centre (STC). This feature area will grow over time to show a wide range of software solutions that are available on the market.

Joining Printing Expo Online in the STC for the launch is EFI Fiery, who are showing their full portfolio of software solutions.

Design’N’Buy are also a new exhibitor in the STC with their all-In-One Web2Print software solution that helps users leverage technology, people and processes for the multi-fold growth of your printing business.

  • Printing Expo Online is expanding again by doubling the size of Zone 2 with new exhibitors and feature zones making it one of the largest virtual trade shows in the world.

Visitors will be able to visit the new Zaikio underground catacombs that are accessible from several portals around the show. Click on a New York taxi, a London Phone Box or a funky Hot Dog Van and you will be transported into the Zaikio cavern environment where visitors will be able to watch application videos, arrange demos and sign up to this amazing new cloud-based platform.

Another addition to Zone 2 is the new Software Technology Centre (STC). This feature area will grow over time to show a wide range of software solutions that are available on the market.

Joining Printing Expo Online in the STC for the launch is EFI Fiery, who are showing their full portfolio of software solutions.

Design’N’Buy are also a new exhibitor in the STC with their all-In-One Web2Print software solution that helps users leverage technology, people and processes for the multi-fold growth of your printing business.

Also moving into the STC will be PrintIQ who offer the modern print shop a solution for businesses that need to be able to grow and scale as needed without slowing down or sacrificing quality.

Another new addition to the show is the introduction of the Global Print Trade Club. This initiate is free to all Print Service providers around the world and offers the opportunity to network on a global scale.

New to the exhibition is Kornit Digital with their multi storey showroom which will shortly be opening its doors where visitors will be able to view Direct to Garment and Direct to Fabric printing equipment, technical data, case studies, clothing designs and applications as well as visit the Kornit dedicated auditorium where live streaming content will be shown of Kornit Digital’s Fashion weeks as they happen throughout the year.

Another addition is the new application journey added to the Xeikon Innovation Centre at Printing Expo Online. Visitors will now be able to experience a virtual tour of a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and garage where Xeikon will show applications for commercial, label and Wall Deco products that can be produced on their digital print engines.

Printing Expo Online is open 24/7 365 days a year and has now welcomed over 60,000 visitors from all over the world and continues to grow not only its footprint and total visitor numbers, but also its relevance as an important resource tool for Print Service Providers from around the world that, for whatever reason, are unable to attend live events.

Quelle:

Printing Expo Online / Bespoke

04.02.2022

in-store asia findet vom 29.06. bis 01.07.2022 in Mumbai statt

Die 13. in-store asia findet vom 29. Juni bis 01. Juli 2022 in Mumbai statt. Sie ist einer der größten Fachmessen für Retail Design und In-store Marketing auf dem indischen Subkontinent und seit 2018 Mitglied der internationalen Fachmessen-Familie der EuroShop, The World's No. 1 Retail Trade Fair, in Düsseldorf. Nach Pandemie bedingten Verschiebungen findet die in-store asia nun im Sommer dieses Jahres erstmals im neuen Jio World Centre statt, das sich im zentralen Geschäftsviertel von Mumbai, dem Bandra Kurla Complex, befindet.

Die in-store asia versammelt nicht nur alle führenden Anbieter von Lösungen speziell für die Retail Branche aus Indien,  sondern auch internationale Unternehmen,  die im stetig wachsenden Einzelhandelsmarkt Indiens Fuß fassen möchten. Hinzu kommt ein Retail-Kongress, der speziell für den indischen Markt relevante Themen diskutiert, die Verleihung der renommierten VM&RD Awards, mit denen Talente in Retail-Design und Visual Merchandising ausgezeichnet werden, sowie die VM Challenge, ein in Indien einzigartiger Live-Schaufensterwettbewerb unter Top-Visual Merchandisern.

Die 13. in-store asia findet vom 29. Juni bis 01. Juli 2022 in Mumbai statt. Sie ist einer der größten Fachmessen für Retail Design und In-store Marketing auf dem indischen Subkontinent und seit 2018 Mitglied der internationalen Fachmessen-Familie der EuroShop, The World's No. 1 Retail Trade Fair, in Düsseldorf. Nach Pandemie bedingten Verschiebungen findet die in-store asia nun im Sommer dieses Jahres erstmals im neuen Jio World Centre statt, das sich im zentralen Geschäftsviertel von Mumbai, dem Bandra Kurla Complex, befindet.

Die in-store asia versammelt nicht nur alle führenden Anbieter von Lösungen speziell für die Retail Branche aus Indien,  sondern auch internationale Unternehmen,  die im stetig wachsenden Einzelhandelsmarkt Indiens Fuß fassen möchten. Hinzu kommt ein Retail-Kongress, der speziell für den indischen Markt relevante Themen diskutiert, die Verleihung der renommierten VM&RD Awards, mit denen Talente in Retail-Design und Visual Merchandising ausgezeichnet werden, sowie die VM Challenge, ein in Indien einzigartiger Live-Schaufensterwettbewerb unter Top-Visual Merchandisern.

An der letzten in-store asia 2019 nahmen 120 Aussteller teil, die ihre Produkte und Lösungen in den Bereichen POS Displays, Shopper Marketing, Retail Technology, Signage & Digital Printing, Retail Design, Visual Merchandising, Lighting und Material & Equipment vorstellten und damit 7.000 Fachbesucher anlockten

Quelle:

Messe Düsseldorf GmbH

30.11.2021

India’s Maruti Printing with Baldwin’s LED-UV technology

Maruti Printing transformed its business as the first printer in India to adopt the latest LED-UV curing technology from AMS Spectral UV, a Baldwin Technology Company. The hybrid system, which includes traditional UV modules, has been in production for nearly two years and has significantly expanded the offset printer’s capabilities for its customers, including adding the ability to print on all types of plastic substrates.

Not only does Maruti have the distinction of being an LED-UV trailblazer in India, but it also is first in the market to upgrade a high-speed, high-performance Heidelberg Speed Master 72F+L six-color printer with coating tower—which prints up to 15,000 sheets per hour—with AMS Spectral UV’s high-power AMS XP9-I Series LED-UV and P3 Smart UV curing modules.

Established in 1986 and headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Maruti serves customers throughout India, providing offset printing of scratch cards, banners, booklets, brochures, calendars, danglers, pamphlets, posters, stickers and envelopes.

Maruti Printing transformed its business as the first printer in India to adopt the latest LED-UV curing technology from AMS Spectral UV, a Baldwin Technology Company. The hybrid system, which includes traditional UV modules, has been in production for nearly two years and has significantly expanded the offset printer’s capabilities for its customers, including adding the ability to print on all types of plastic substrates.

Not only does Maruti have the distinction of being an LED-UV trailblazer in India, but it also is first in the market to upgrade a high-speed, high-performance Heidelberg Speed Master 72F+L six-color printer with coating tower—which prints up to 15,000 sheets per hour—with AMS Spectral UV’s high-power AMS XP9-I Series LED-UV and P3 Smart UV curing modules.

Established in 1986 and headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Maruti serves customers throughout India, providing offset printing of scratch cards, banners, booklets, brochures, calendars, danglers, pamphlets, posters, stickers and envelopes.

In January 2020, Maruti took delivery of two AMS XP9-I Series LED-UV modules to cure colors in the interdecks. The modules are ideal for the highest-speed curing situations that require consistent peak intensity to the substrate, which is the case for Maruti’s offset printing standard of perfection with every cure.

To cure ink, as well as a growing variety of LED coatings, Baldwin’s AMS Spectral UV modules can be located after print units, or in the press delivery after the coater. When inks and coatings are cured with LED-UV, they become instantly dry via photopolymerization, allowing for printing on any substrate, including plastics and metallized stocks. Plus, work can be immediately finished and sent to the bindery once it comes off the press, without the need for heat, spray powder or drying time.

In addition, Maruti took delivery of two P3 Smart UV curing modules for installation at the end of the press to cure any type of UV coating and expand the company’s scope of coating compatibility to general UV coatings in order to offer its customers the widest range of UV printed choices in the Indian market.

The P3 Smart UV housings are completely liquid-cooled to ensure safe, consistent performance and increased uptime, and modules feature a universal design, so that any unit can fit any print unit location. P3 modules can be changed, inspected and cleaned quickly and easily, without tools, and lamps slide and lock into place smoothly and securely.

The durability of the equipment and its chipset was a critical deciding factor in India’s climate. The latest-generation power-and-control cabinets are dust- and moisture-resistant, allowing them to withstand extreme heat and humidity, as well as powder and airborne contaminants, making the equipment ideal for operation in stressful conditions anywhere in the world. AMS Spectral UV’s latest generation of LED chips, designed for the highest-intensity curing applications, enable the curing of LED inks and coatings at record-setting speeds. They are built with resilient components, and the semi-conductor components are sealed, which allows the chips to work in a variety of rugged environments. Additionally, integrated circuits incorporated into the design electronically protect the LEDs and the entire system.

Quelle:

Baldwin Technology Company / Barry-Wehmiller

Sappi: Digitaldruck als nächstes Thema der Blue Couch-Series (c) Sappi Europe
19.10.2021

Sappi: Digitaldruck als nächstes Thema der Blue Couch-Series

Der Digitaldruck gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung und verweist konventionelle Druckmethoden vermehrt auf die Ersatzbank. In der neuen Folge der Blue Couch-Series erklären Sappi und die Durst Group, zwei erfahrene Branchenführer, was hinter dem Erfolg dieses Druckverfahrens steckt und welche Märkte Zukunftspotenzial für den Digitaldruck bieten.

Zu den neuen Herausforderungen, mit denen die Hersteller derzeit konfrontiert sind, gehören die wachsende Nachfrage nach schnellerer Produktion und Lieferung, eine immer größer werdende Produktvielfalt, kleine Produktionsmengen und der Trend hin zu stärker personalisierten Kampagnen.

In der neuesten Folge der Blue Couch-Series sprechen Andrea Riccardi, Head of Product Management bei Durst, sowie Sappis Head of Sales Digital Solutions Paola Tiso und Sales Director Packaging & Digital Solutions Luis Mata, darüber, wie der Digitaldruck die Marktanforderungen nach zeitnaher Produktion mit kleineren Auflagen und hoher Flexibilität erfüllen und gleichzeitig die Produktionskosten durch veränderte Produktionsprozesse senken kann.

Der Digitaldruck gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung und verweist konventionelle Druckmethoden vermehrt auf die Ersatzbank. In der neuen Folge der Blue Couch-Series erklären Sappi und die Durst Group, zwei erfahrene Branchenführer, was hinter dem Erfolg dieses Druckverfahrens steckt und welche Märkte Zukunftspotenzial für den Digitaldruck bieten.

Zu den neuen Herausforderungen, mit denen die Hersteller derzeit konfrontiert sind, gehören die wachsende Nachfrage nach schnellerer Produktion und Lieferung, eine immer größer werdende Produktvielfalt, kleine Produktionsmengen und der Trend hin zu stärker personalisierten Kampagnen.

In der neuesten Folge der Blue Couch-Series sprechen Andrea Riccardi, Head of Product Management bei Durst, sowie Sappis Head of Sales Digital Solutions Paola Tiso und Sales Director Packaging & Digital Solutions Luis Mata, darüber, wie der Digitaldruck die Marktanforderungen nach zeitnaher Produktion mit kleineren Auflagen und hoher Flexibilität erfüllen und gleichzeitig die Produktionskosten durch veränderte Produktionsprozesse senken kann.

Ein Schwerpunkt wird der wachsende Markt für Wellpappe sein. Die Zuschauer erfahren, wie das exponentielle Wachstum des E-Commerce und der wachsende Druck in Richtung nachhaltigere Lösungen Innovationen für die Digitalisierung von Verpackungen vorantreiben.

Das andere Hauptthema, der digitale Sublimationsdruck, bietet Herstellern in den Bereichen Inneneinrichtung, Dekoration, visuelle Kommunikation, Sport und Mode ebenfalls eine Vielzahl von Vorteilen und unterstützt die Anforderungen der Industrie, nachhaltiger zu produzieren.  

Die Episode „Digital Printing – far more than just a printing process“ wird am 2. November um 10:00 Uhr (MEZ) unter: www.sappi-bluecouch.com ausgestrahlt.

Quelle:

Sappi Europe

14.10.2021

Baldwin brings new connected technology to FEFCO Technical Seminar

Baldwin Technology Company Inc. will showcase its new portfolio of optimized LED-UV curing, IRdrying and automated cleaning solutions—all specifically designed for corrugated high-graphics printers—at the European Federation of Corrugated Board Manufacturers (FEFCO) Technical Seminar, held October 20 to 22 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Baldwin’s FlexoCleanerBrush™ removes hickeys in four seconds and can clean plates within three to four minutes, increasing print quality and providing a cleaner, safer work environment. This automated cleaner removes fibers, debris and fine lines from printing plates at the beginning, during or at the end of a job, allowing printers to achieve optimal quality with minimal downtime—Baldwin has a proven track record of enabling significant productivity improvements for its long list of customers. Designed to replace all manual activities, this cleaning system eliminates skin contact with wash agents, increasing workers’ safety.

Baldwin Technology Company Inc. will showcase its new portfolio of optimized LED-UV curing, IRdrying and automated cleaning solutions—all specifically designed for corrugated high-graphics printers—at the European Federation of Corrugated Board Manufacturers (FEFCO) Technical Seminar, held October 20 to 22 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Baldwin’s FlexoCleanerBrush™ removes hickeys in four seconds and can clean plates within three to four minutes, increasing print quality and providing a cleaner, safer work environment. This automated cleaner removes fibers, debris and fine lines from printing plates at the beginning, during or at the end of a job, allowing printers to achieve optimal quality with minimal downtime—Baldwin has a proven track record of enabling significant productivity improvements for its long list of customers. Designed to replace all manual activities, this cleaning system eliminates skin contact with wash agents, increasing workers’ safety.

For wide-format flexo corrugated box printing, Baldwin’s AMS Spectral UV has engineered CorruCure™, a new generation of LEDUV technology that offers more than a 60% reduction in power consumption in an ultra-compact UV lamp head. This revolutionary solid-state curing system, designed specifically for corrugated LED printing, emits almost no heat or ozone, and accommodates width-switching. It also enables the curing of high-value decorative solutions, such as full-gloss, spot and matte coating effects on a variety of corrugated substrates, making it the ideal addition for product enhancement.

Lastly, Baldwin’s FlexoDry2™ infrared dryer, developed for corrugated flexo printing presses, utilizes patented Diamond IR lamps capable of reducing energy consumption by up to 30%, when compared to traditional IR dryers with aluminum or gold reflectors. Dramatically improved drying enhances color definition, and reduces or eliminates marking, while allowing full-speed printing. The system offers an optional integrated hot-air knife with temperature control to provide better surface drying. Taking safety into consideration, the FlexoDry2 comes with an integrated safety light curtain as standard and an optional camera vision system.

Quelle:

Baldwin Technology Company Inc. / Barry-Wehmiller

Epson und Grafisk Maskinfabrik A/S entwickeln End-to-End-Produktionskette für Etikettendruck (c) Epson
26.05.2021

Epson: End-to-End-Produktionskette für Etikettendruck

Epsons neueste digitale UV-Etikettendruckmaschine L-6534VW kann ab sofort mit einem Grafisk Maskinfabrik (GM) LUW500 Jumbo-Rollenabwickler, einem AVT- oder BST-Inspektionsplatz und einer GM DC330 Nachbehandlung ausgerüstet werden. Diese neuen Lösungen ermöglichen eine integrierte, optimierte Lösung für das Drucken und Veredeln von Etiketten und erleichtert die Produktion von Labeln in großen Auflagen.

Achim Bukmakowski, Leiter Industrial Printing der Epson Deutschland GmbH, erklärt: „Durch die Erweiterung der SurePress L-6534VW um diese Optionen bieten wir unseren Kunden eine noch produktivere Lösung für eine optimierte, End-to-End Etikettenproduktion an. Wir arbeiten seit über einem Jahrzehnt mit GM zusammen und freuen uns, dass diese Partnerschaft zu solch innovativen, die Produktivität steigernden Lösungen führt.“

Epsons neueste digitale UV-Etikettendruckmaschine L-6534VW kann ab sofort mit einem Grafisk Maskinfabrik (GM) LUW500 Jumbo-Rollenabwickler, einem AVT- oder BST-Inspektionsplatz und einer GM DC330 Nachbehandlung ausgerüstet werden. Diese neuen Lösungen ermöglichen eine integrierte, optimierte Lösung für das Drucken und Veredeln von Etiketten und erleichtert die Produktion von Labeln in großen Auflagen.

Achim Bukmakowski, Leiter Industrial Printing der Epson Deutschland GmbH, erklärt: „Durch die Erweiterung der SurePress L-6534VW um diese Optionen bieten wir unseren Kunden eine noch produktivere Lösung für eine optimierte, End-to-End Etikettenproduktion an. Wir arbeiten seit über einem Jahrzehnt mit GM zusammen und freuen uns, dass diese Partnerschaft zu solch innovativen, die Produktivität steigernden Lösungen führt.“

Quelle:

Epson Deutschland GmbH