Mark Andy exhibited for the first time at Reklama Polygraf, a 3-day trade show in the Czech Republic, which was held from 29-31 May in Prague. As the only trade fair of its kind in the Czech Republic, Reklama Polygraf focuses on advertising, media and printing, providing professionals and businesses a space to discuss, collaborate and attend various workshops.
Mark Andy team demonstrated live the Digital One press. Digital One is a label press designed to free up capacity on high output flexo presses and bring greater efficiency to fast turnaround work. Built specifically for short run prime labels, it makes digital printing more accessible to businesses of all kinds.
During the show, Mark Andy consistently ran several print jobs on the Digital One. The first job consisted of 6 SKUs of microbrew beer labels on White PP substrate. The application showcased 1200 dpi CMYK digital printing and inline finishing. The second job was a series of wine labels on estate stock. The team also produced a job on transparent film for water cans.
6 SKUs of Microbrew Beer on White PP substrate
Mark Andy products are exclusively distributed in Czech Republic by Enginne. As of 2018, Enginne has already installed two new flexo presses in the region, and anticipates many more to follow suit. As the printing industry grows in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Enginne is helpful in building and strengthening relationships with printers. The region has over 20 Mark Andy presses already up and running.
Mark Andy took home the prize of ‘TOP EXPO’ stand at Reklama Polygraf, being appreciated for approaching the stand project and elevating the overall level of this exhibition.
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