The idea of retrofitting a sheetfed offset press with instant drying technology is relatively new to the Australian market. UK-based UV specialist GEW has a new LED system to offer, one that transforms the economics of UV curing for the Australian printer…
There are many compelling reasons to retrofit a UV LED curing system to your press. However, many printers have common questions to ask… is it expensive?… how does the ROI shape up?… how will it fit on my press?… how long does it take to fit?… does it really save energy?… will it increase productivity?… and will it increase my margin?… the list goes on.
GEW has put together a comprehensive video to answer all of these questions and more. View the video here:
GEW’s LeoLED UV curing system has a unique but simple concept for the commercial printer: to deliver more UV dose for the money than any other product available. GEW’s Managing Director of Sales, Robert Rae, highlights the key benefits of an LED system retrofit:
- Instant drying for faster job turnaround
- No more marking and scratching, no more sealer
- Better quality, sharper dots, more vibrant colours
- Print on plastics and added-value substrates
- Turnkey solutions for seamless press integration
Whatever your thoughts on this new technology and its relevance to your business, you may want to see what other printers have to say about working with UV LED systems. GEW has a wide range of customer case study videos available at gewuv.com including this one from Hagg Press in Illinois, USA:
You can rest assured knowing that GEW LED systems have been retrofitted to sheetfed presses around the world… including Heidelberg, Komori, Manroland, RMGT (Ryobi, Mitsubishi) and many more.
For further details and to download a GEW LeoLED brochure, visit GEW’s sheetfed offset webpage here
If you would like to discuss your individual requirements, contact GEW’s appointed representative for Sheetfed business in Australia/NZ, Pressology – click for details
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