Excelitas Technologies has added lamps with higher optical power to its OmniCure-AC range for UV curing. The OmniCure AC8-HD (HD High Dose) series offers more than twice the dose of the AC8 series and two-thirds more than the AC9 series. This means that these emitters cure larger areas in the shortest time.
Hahnemühle is delighted that this year not only one FineArt inkjet paper grade from its company has won a TIPA World Award, but three! With the Hahnemühle Natural Line and the papers Hahnemühle Bamboo, Hahnemühle Hemp and Hahnemühle Agave, the inventor of the Digitial FineArt inkjet papers has once again succeeded in convincing the Technical Press Imaging Association – TIPA for short.
Antares Vision continues its expansion strategy with its presence in Germany, the third largest market in Europe. As decided by the Antares Vision Board of Directors on February 17, 2020, the new wholly owned subsidiary has been established in Germany.
TRESU, a leading provider of flexographic printing technology and coating solutions with more than 35 years of proven performance, introduces the third-generation coating circulator enabling sheet-fed and web offset printers to save resources while exploiting high-speed coating, with full control and no the risk of micro-foaming and blisters.
The plastic-free eco-barrier board MetsäBoard Prime FBB EB is certified by DIN CERTCO for industrial and non-industrial compostability. The industrial certification has been granted according to DIN EN 13432 and ASTM D6400, the non-industrial certification according to NF T 51-800. The eco-barrier board is manufactured by Metsä Board, the leading European producer of lightweight premium board and a member of the Metsä Group.
Marabu has joined the fight against Covid-19. The German printing ink and creative colours manufacturer is using its own production resources to make urgently needed disinfectant – and is donating it to the RKH hospital in Ludwigsburg, near Stuttgart.
As part of its global solidarity program in the fight against the corona crisis, Henkel has announced that it will make production capacities available at short notice for the manufacture of disinfectants. Within just one week, a production plant at the Düsseldorf site was converted and the first 25,000 liters of hand disinfectants were produced. Henkel donated them to surrounding hospitals and public institutions. Next week, production will continue and about the same amount of disinfectant will be produced again.
