Flint Group Flexographic Products
showcased their wide plate portfolio
for security and banknote printing as
well as the latest generation of
processing equipment
The Security Document World (SDW) 2015 conference held from 9 to 11 June saw more than 110 exhibitors and 1,700 visitors from over 70 nations at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster, London. The SDW is an international event for technology suppliers, security document printers, infrastructure providers and integrators in the fast-moving security document marketplace.
The three-day conference was used as a platform to network between the industry’s top movers from government and industry sectors for document security, ePassports, visas, driving licenses, national IDs, worker credentials, advanced border control, anti counterfeiting, fraud detection and much more.
As an exhibitor, Flint Group Flexographic Products showcased their wide plate portfolio for security and banknote printing as well as the latest generation of processing equipment.
The highlight of Flint Group’s presentation was a new product — nyloprint WS-W digital plate. The new letterpress plate shows improved reproduction characteristics for the printing of finest micro-text and guilloche patterns in combination with the nyloprint NExT Exposure, a technology which is based on the latest generation of UV-A LEDs for improved reproducibility and further reduction of production tolerances. Customers showed interest in the new water washable nyloprint WA 116 S and WA 116 S digital plates, which enable security printers to produce their coating plates in-house instead of sourcing them from external suppliers.
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