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Flexo printing is a direct, high-pressure method in which the flexible printing plate’s color- and non-color-bearing surfaces are at various heights.
The elevated areas display images. Flexo printing is a relatively simple printing method that is widely used for printing on packaging. It may be done anywhere.
The broadest range of materials for primary and secondary packaging can therefore be printed in small print runs all the way up to very large print runs. Paper printing is done with water-based colours that adhere to food safety standards.
The Global Flexo Film Printing Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Etirama launches a new line of UV flexo presses. During a virtual open house on its YouTube channel, Etirama introduced the Etirama Global Series, a new line of narrow web UV flexographic printing equipment.
The machines Etirama One, Etirama SPX, and Etirama SPS2 were launched during the live broadcast.
The modular UV flexographic printing machine, known as Etirama One, has a maximum printing width of 250 mm.
It can print labels of excellent quality at a rate of up to 100 m/min and may be adjusted to accommodate up to 8 printing units. Within the new range, this machine is a high-end entry-level offering.
The Etirama SPX model has a maximum printing width of 250mm.
Important characteristics include a rail to move the cold stamping and lamination, a 360-degree rotating bottom for the plate cylinder, and electronic UV curing system adjustment.
The machine’s setup can be accelerated by these features to increase efficiency and profitability.
Etirama SPS2 ,the press is designed with a shaftless transmission system employing servomotors and has a pre-registration system that rotates the plate cylinder 360 degrees in addition to an electronic registration adjustment system.
The machinery can operate at a speed of up to 150 m/min and has a maximum printing width of 350 mm.
The company’s aim to expand the brand internationally and focus on medium label producers includes the new product line. Installation units are already available for the new SPS2 type.
Customers who print several labels, such as self-adhesive, shrink films, in-mold labels, aluminium, and others, can still purchase Etirama’s conventional SuperPrint model. Similar to that, the company’s range of slitter rewinders is still produced and enjoys strong demand.
Printing with PureFlexo was launched by Miraclon Innovates.
By utilising never-before-seen techniques for preventing undesirable ink spread, the KODAK FLEXCEL NX System enables customers to create high-quality flexo prints inside a larger working window on the press.
Purpose-built for wide web solvent ink on film applications, PureFlexo Printing increases press productivity, repeatability, and overall performance while giving printers and prepress service providers cleaner print, more stable colour, and a better bottom line for their company.
Consistency in brand messaging and attractive flexible packaging are becoming more and more crucial for brands that depend more and more on the ability of packaging to interact with consumers.
Printers require solutions that allow them to satisfy the constantly growing demands of graphic reproduction without having to work at less-than-optimal production speeds or risking press downtime from frequent modifications and unannounced stoppages.
Profitable production requires a broad print latitude. Unwanted ink spread is a fundamental technological problem that is addressed by PureFlexo Printing, which aids in increasing print latitude and resetting the equality-efficiency trade-off.
When given the freedom to operate without interruption, printers can get the most out of their press equipment.
To effectively control production, they need a large latitude (also known as the operating window) and a solid process because with a small latitude, tiny adjustments might cause a print run to go outside of acceptable quality or tolerances.
Increased print latitude at all quality levels because of PureFlexo Printing’s unmatched control of errant ink spread.
This is an expansion of Miraclon’s expertise in Advanced Plate Surface Patterning Technology, which reduces unplanned press stops caused by filthy print, delivers more predictable colour, reduces press-to-proof match difficulties, and lessens the effects of operator and other production changes.
PureFlexo Printing not only provides a more predictable match to a press colour profile but also lessens the need to stop the press to clean the plates thanks to decreased dot gain and dramatically reduced ink build-up throughout a run.
As a result, there is a significant increase in manufacturing efficiency and product quality. Efficiency improvements are made throughout the entire prepress and printing process.