The Packprint Workshop has been
developed in partnership with
Nilpeter and Xeikon
Full details have been announced for the Packprint Workshop as it returns to Labelexpo Europe’s show floor for 2015. Being held at Brussels Expo in Belgium from 29 September to 2 October, the popular feature area is again set to be one of the exhibition’s key attract- ions. The technical workshop will give visitors the opportunity to enhance their product knowledge, understand the capabilities of the latest cutting-edge technologies and learn how to add scale to their existing business.
The Packprint Workshop has been developed in partnership with Nilpeter and Xeikon. During daily 30-minute long workshops in Hall 8StandA05, label converters will discover how to produce packaging using both digital and conventional printing.
Nilpeter’s FA-4 press, with a web width of 420 mm (16.5 inches) and a top speed of 175 metre a minute (574 ft/min), will run various sachet jobs. An innovative sleeve system permits an extra-short web path, with easy loading of tooling and embellishments,while theCleaninkingsystemforwater-basedorUV-curedflexo inks is included, plus quick-lock anilox rolls and the PowerLink control system. Units that add valuewhileminimizingwaste include theQuick-Changemagnetic diemodule. TheXeikon3500 press runs this 5-color(CMYK + orange)job at a speed ofup to 19.2 metre a minute (63 ft/min) with a web width of 516 mm (20.3 inches). z
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