Flint Group and Phoseon Technology work with Constantia Flexibles to adopt LED UV in Mason, Ohio USA
Constantia Flexibles is pleased to announce the inception of LED UV technology at Constantia Flexibles (Spear) in Mason, Ohio USA.
Constantia Flexibles is pleased to announce the inception of LED UV technology at Constantia Flexibles (Spear) in Mason, Ohio USA.
Kodak (stand A1) will be showing its range of SONARA Process Free Plates to the Middle Eastern market for the first time at Gulf Print & Pack 2015. KODAK SONORA Process Free Plates eliminate the processing step required by traditional thermal plates and provide significant energy, water, and waste reductions without requiring printers to make sacrifices on productivity or print capabilities.
‘Lo-chem’ system comprising Brillia PRO-VN plates, Luxel News VMAX platesetter and FCF News processor reduces waste, saves money and enhances efficiency at French newspaper printer
Ever since its establishment by Thomas van den Oever in 1981, Printech has won a reputation for its progressive methods, high quality products and world-class customer support. So it was with a sense of keen anticipation that many of the country’s leading printers descended on its Cape Town Open House days in March to see the new LED-UV technology from Air Motion Systems | AMS that has excited so much attention in our industry in recent months all over the world.
Cosmo Films, one the world’s largest high quality laminating film manufacturers will be exhibiting alongside its partner Printech Middle East (stand C3) at Gulf Print & Pack 2015.
The Chinese People’s Railway News in Beijing has opted for Q.I. Press Controls’ mRC-3D for its new printing press. The organisation was the first in China to buy the new IRS eleven years ago and to this day, the system is still operating to their complete satisfaction. In fact, People’s Railway News is so happy with the service and quality from Q.I. Press Controls, that they told printing press manufacturer Seiken that only a Q.I. Press Controls system would be good enough for the new press.
Two of the country’s largest unions in the pulp and paper sector have agreed to work jointly in the next round of pulp and paper bargaining in Western Canada. Unifor and the Pulp, Paper, and Woodworkers of Canada (PPWC) met in Vancouver last week to re-establish the Joint Pulp and Paper Caucus for the upcoming negotiations in 2017.