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The Ins and Outs of UV-Cure Systems

The Ins and Outs of UV-Cure Systems

UV-cure digital printing continues to be a fast-growing segment in the wide-format printing market. InfoTrends—an industry research firm based in Weymouth, Massachusetts—predicts that the total system revenue from wide-format UV-curable inkjet printing systems—which includes hardware and ink—will grow from just over $2.7 billion in 2015 to about $4.3 billion in 2020, for a compounded annual growth rate of about 10 percent.
Tuesday, October 18, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2015)/Comments (0)/
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Nazdar to showcase latest inks for industrial applications at InPrint 2016

Nazdar to showcase latest inks for industrial applications at InPrint 2016

Nazdar Ink Technologies will demonstrate its comprehensive range of inks at InPrint – the industrial print show – taking place in Milan, Italy in November. 
The event will showcase a wealth of technology for industrial print applications – and Nazdar manufactures the ideal inks to meet every need. As well as demonstrations of its very latest formulations of digital inkjet, screen printing and flexographic inks, key representatives from Nazdar will be present throughout the event (Stand E30) to advise visitors on the best ink for their requirements.
Nazdar will be featuring its UV inkjet inks for single pass industrial and direct to shape applications. The NWIJ ink sets are designed for a wide variety of flat substrates, processing speeds, applications and curing technologies, while the direct to shape (D2S) ink sets are designed for glass and plastic containers.
Thursday, October 6, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (1969)/Comments (0)/
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The World of Industrial Printing Heads to Milan for InPrint 2016!

The World of Industrial Printing Heads to Milan for InPrint 2016!

InPrint in Italy promises a revolution for industrial printing technology. Italy is Europe’s second largest manufacturing economy and Milan is a world-renowned design capital. In terms of industrial printing, the country has been an early adopter and a developer of new technology so, as a result, industrial sectors are thriving in a culture of collaboration and creativity. Décor, textile, ceramics, leather, glass, automotive and packaging, plus other industries are all enjoying a renewed emphasis on innovation as the market responds to changing demand and industrial printing continues to grow.
Thursday, October 6, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (1677)/Comments (0)/
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Industrial Printer Expands with Inkjet

Industrial Printer Expands with Inkjet

UV inkjet opens up new opportunities for durable-products operation.

Adding equipment has always been about creating opportunities at Becker’s Fabrication (Yorba Linda, California). Integrating UV inkjet technology into the company’s diverse printing/manufacturing operation has been no exception. With applications ranging from labels to membrane switch overlays and large parts, including many with complex color, three-dimensional graphics, and/or sub-surface printing, Becker’s UV inkjet capabilities help support its continued expansion into diverse industrial markets.
Friday, September 2, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2008)/Comments (0)/
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SGIA Spotlights Industrial Printing

SGIA Spotlights Industrial Printing

Pre-show symposium examines single-pass, ceramics, and more.

SGIA has announced that the Industrial Printing Symposium will return to its pre-show educational lineup. 
Thursday, August 4, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (1842)/Comments (0)/
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Using UV-Cure Inks with Difficult Substrates

Using UV-Cure Inks with Difficult Substrates

Printing with UV-cure inks is a great solution for many printing situations. However, there are some difficult substrates, such as plastics, metals and glass, where adhesion may be poor or non-existent. Many plastics have low-energy surfaces that actually repel inks; metals may have oils in them from the manufacturing process; and glass/ceramics are just too hard and non-porous for just about anything to stick.


Tuesday, July 19, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2079)/Comments (0)/
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Industrial Printers Look to Medical Market for Growth

Industrial Printers Look to Medical Market for Growth

SGIA benchmarking report reveals industry ups and downs.

SGIA has released its annual industry benchmarking report for the industrial printing sector. The report is based on a survey of 37 industrial printers who shared information on their equipment purchases, hiring practices, and market expectations.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2047)/Comments (0)/
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A Safety Guide to UV Ink

A Safety Guide to UV Ink

Sign and print shops are increasingly using UV-cure type inkjet printers for printing onto rigid substrates and other applications. It’s a good idea to review some of the safety concerns of these inks and the safeguards that should be put into place. UV-curable inks are very reactive materials and are classified as hazardous. They must be dealt with carefully to prevent injury.
Tuesday, June 7, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2226)/Comments (0)/
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2016 SGIA Printed Electronics Symposium

2016 SGIA Printed Electronics Symposium

Presented in conjunction with the 2016 SGIA Expo, Las Vegas. Symposium sessions run concurrently with the 2016 SGIA Industrial Printing Symposium, allowing Symposium registrants to attend sessions from either event.

Get a firsthand look at the latest technical advancements and production processes that are driving this growing industry. Symposium attendees will:

  • Experience two days of educational sessions focused on a wide range of topics.
  • Discuss new and innovative applications directly with suppliers and industry experts at the Symposium and on the trade show floor at the Expo.
  • Benefit from critical networking opportunities with industry peers from around the world.
Thursday, June 2, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2469)/Comments (0)/
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Printing inks and migration: The challenges of printing onto food and cosmetic packaging

Printing inks and migration: The challenges of printing onto food and cosmetic packaging

Materials that come in contact with sensitive contents must fulfill strict legal requirements to guarantee the safety of foods or cosmetics and, in turn, consumers´ health and wellbeing. This includes provisions governing the transfer of substances from the FCM into the food or cosmetic product. This transfer of substances (migration) is only permitted in quantities that do not endanger human health, change the food´s composition or negatively impact the food´s organoleptic characteristics (like taste or smell).

The risk of substances migrating from the printed to the unprinted side of a so-called „contact material“ into the content like foodstuff or cosmetics must be considered before the conformity of a material can be estimated.

There are different types of migration:

Friday, April 29, 2016/Author: Anonym/Number of views (2744)/Comments (0)/
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