Landa will unveil its new Landa W10 Nanographic Printing W10 Nanongraphic Printing Press for flexible packaging at drupa, a press it says produces ‘gravure like quality’

The meter-wide (41 in.), high-speed web press prints up to eight colours at 200 meters per minute on multiple substrates including plastic packaging films, paper, carton board and aluminum foil. 

Nanographic printing is Landa’s creation, and is a digital inkjet printing system that uses microscopic particles of water based inks via blanket onto the substrate. There is no makeready, no plates, no prepress, no waste, and it has the ability for variable data printing.

Landa says it will be running live demonstrations of the new W10 throughout the show, and will be taking orders during drupa, although shipping will not commence for another 12 months.

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Head of the company Benny Landa says, “Fourteen years of nanotechnology research has enabled us to make tremendous breakthroughs in the quality, speed and cost of printing for flexible packaging. The Landa W10 Nanographic Printing Press produces gravure quality printing – at production speeds – on a broad range of substrates from plastic packaging films to metal foils, from paper to carton.

“Finally, there is a solution that meets the needs of the flexible packaging industry for affordable short-to-medium run lengths of highest gravure-quality packaging materials – with flexo-competitive costs and productivity.

”We expect visitors to our stand at Drupa to be completely blown away by the amazing performance of this press – for which we will be taking orders at Drupa.”

Landa will double the size of its drupa 2016 stand to 3,000 sqm and will conduct live demonstrations of all of its products, including the Landa W10 web press. In addition, the Company will be showing its lineup of sheetfed Nanographic Printing Presses, including the Landa S10 for folding carton and POP and the Landa S10P perfecting press for commercial printing.

Landa will also be unveiling its newest technology, Nano-Metallography, a zero-waste metallization process that will halve the cost of metallized printing.

Landa will hold theater presentations five times a day for the entire duration of the exhibition. Reservations for the theater presentation can be requested in advance at www.landanano.com/drupa, or, subject to availability, may be booked at kiosks on the Landa stand (Hall 9) during the exhibition.

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