Details of the new presses will be issued nearer the event, however, Nilpeter can reveal that it will also show a new printing principle. It represents a major breakthrough in gravure printing technology based on new-developed non physical curing gravure inks. At the same time, the company will introduce a new type of rotary screen unit for its FA-3300 UV-flexo press. Besides being fully interchangeable at all print stations, the unit costs roughly one third the price of conventional screen units. An FA-3300 will feature in regular demonstrations, showing quick-change combinations of flexo and screen for various label products.

Jakob Landberg, Nilpeter sales director says, “Our exhibits reflect a non-standardised and solution-oriented approach to press manufacturing and customer support’, ’It is a theme that recognises that end-use applications are the main drivers in a brand-conscious label and packaging world that has become far more complex. Therefore, we work with our customers to design customised solutions that will help them to innovate out of today’s unsatisfactory market systems.’

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