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Web offset printing equipment: Trend Graphic Services.(Label Expo Europe 2003): Both 7N22 Trend Graphic Services specializes in trading web offset printing equipment. A subsidiary of Drent Goebel and Giebeler, Trend has access to all original drawings, materials and knowledge of these ...
Digital printing & finishing equipment:- Xeikon demonstrates LabelSprint, its digital label production configuration. LabelSprint is based on the digital webpress DCP 320 S in combination with an in-line finishing system. The DCP 320 S is the 32cm wide digital web press printing simplex in CMYK and white. The press prints at 14.7 in/minute (48 ft/minute) The finishing line contains a UV coating system, lamination, diecutting, slitting, stripping and rewinding.
Screen printer .(Printing equipment): A range of semi-automatic screen printing machine will be introduced by Pad Print alongside the company's one, two and four colour pad printing machines.
Iconotech, a leading manufacturer of digital case printing equipment:- Iconotech, a leading manufacturer of digital case printing equipment, debuted its new sidewinder in-line bar code printer for corrugated shipping containers at Pack Expo International. The Sidewinder uses
Iconotech's unique computer generated printing stencil, which allows exacting placement of very high resolution print anywhere within the 2"W x 23"L print area. The print quality is sharp and brilliant, even at the maximum rate of 100 feet/minute. The Sidewinder's precision print provides 100% guaranteed readable bar codes, and is suitable for average batch runs of 10,000.
Pad printer has a long reach.(Printing equipment):- The mid size, pneumatic/electric drive TPX201 pad printer will be introduced by Kaye Dee Marking Solutions on stand E4. The TPX201 has a sealed ink pot system which can accept ceramic ring bladed pots from 56 to 115 mm diameter and has been designed with an extended forward pad stroke to allow large mouldings to be printed in either a fixed jig position, or while being indexed on a production line. The printer has a touch screen control panel with microprocessor control for registration, through a servo motor, in the print pick up and pad forward movements.
xpedx, national distributor of printing and graphic imaging prepress equipment and supplies, is named exclusive U.S. paper merchant agent for HumanEyes Technologies, providers of advanced three-dimensional lenticular solutions:- xpedx, national distributor of printing and graphic imaging prepress equipment and supplies, is named exclusive U.S. paper merchant agent for HumanEyes Technologies, providers of advanced three-dimensional lenticular solutions. HumanEyes technology includes flexo products and proofing tools. xpedx is an International Paper company based in Loveland, Ohio. HumanEyes is based in Jerusalem.
Shows focus on package printing:- Reston, Va. -- Print 05 & Converting 05, happening September 9-15 at Chicago's McCormick Place, will focus on the link between commercial printing and package printing. Commercial printing equipment manufacturers have seen that some package printer needs can be met by equipment similar to that used by commercial printers--with modifications. More and more commercial printers are using this crossover approach to diversify their own service offerings and expand their businesses. This event will offer more than 750,000 square feet of exhibits, and host almost 800 exhibiting companies from around the world.
Imagine! Changes for Challenge Printing:-
Shakopee, Minn. -- Challenge Printing changes its name to Imagine! Print Solutions as a part of the company's growth plans. Two months ago the company moved into a brand-new 425,000-square-foot facility. The company has invested $40 million in equipment over the last five years, including the acquisition of a KBA Rapida 205, a large-format, 80-inch, six-color UV press.
Item level tagging.(RFID)(Item level tagging will be achieved within a decade, and it will be achieved through printing) Item level bar codes were officially launched on June 26, 1974, when a 10-pack of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit was scanned at Marsh Supermarket in Troy, OH. The bar coded, 67-cent item marked the beginning of the UPC code era. Although bar code and RFID technologies are comparable, they do not share the same beginnings. Even though the price of gum has risen since 1974, a 20- to 50-cent RFID label on a low priced item doesn't make sense. But item level RFID tagging is not a moribund concept. Although it is not following the initial path of bar code implementation.
Digital printing: the new kid on the block is growing up and attracting a great deal of attention in the label industry.(Labelexpo Americas) Nearly 10 years after its emergence in the narrow web industry, digital label printing has come into its own. HP Indigo demonstrated its market-place muscle at a breakfast meeting at Labelexpo Americas in Chicago this year, an event that drew more than 300 attendees who wanted to learn more about the company's technology from converters who own HP presses.
Succeeding beyond a specialty: this shop watched its chosen niche become less profitable. Its response was a dramatic investment in new equipment, along with an information-related change that has made all of the shop's equipment more cost-effective. The most important capability for a turning shop is the ability to turn a profit. Bryon Bettinardi, owner of Bryco Machine in Tinley Park, Illinois, was watching this capability decline.
During the 1990s, the shop had a specialty. Small-diameter parts requiring precision turning, milling and drilling could be produced at high efficiency on the shop's bar-fed CNC Swiss-type lathes. For much of this time, says Mr. Bettinardi, there were fewer than 100 such machines in the Chicagoland area.
That is not the case anymore. He believes that the number today is about 700. As the capacity has multiplied, the profit margins for this work have gone down. The shop had to change. The problem was, the change had to be big.
It was clear what capabilities to add. Trying to run small-batch prototype jobs on the Swiss-type machines was an ongoing frustration, because the machines are at their best when running large quantities. Then there were the jobs the shop couldn't take on at all--that is, parts larger than 1.25 inch in diameter, the capacity of the largest Swiss-type in the shop. To provide a larger range of services to existing customers, Bryco needed to add both prototype machining and production machining of larger-diameter parts to its arsenal of capabilities.
However, adding too little prototyping capacity would leave the shop continuing to struggle to do some of its short runs on Swiss-types. Adding too little large-diameter capacity would be even less acceptable, because Bryco could only hope to get its customers' large-diameter business if it had the capacity to fully satisfy those needs. So Bryco went full bore (so to speak) into increasing its turning capacity.
Iconotech, which claims to be the originator and leading manufacturer of digital case-printing equipment, introduces its new and improved Maximizer Digital Printer. (Packaging). Iconotech, which claims to be the originator and leading manufacturer of digital case-printing equipment, introduces its new and improved Maximizer Digital Printer. It will print text, bar codes, and graphics on uncoated multi-wall kraft.
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