Siegwerk launches ink that also acts as oxygen barrier
Siegwerk has launched a new white printing ink that also provides an oxygen barrier – an innovation that aims to combine two layers into one.
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Hapa’s Industry 4.0–ready UV Digital System Web 4.0 at Pack Expo
The Web 4.0 is an in-house, UV printing solution, a modular platform for web printing. At Pack Expo, a digital, roll-to-roll system will print two colours on blister foil, demonstrating the experience-driven design.
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The Web 4.0 is an in-house, UV printing solution, a modular platform for web printing. At Pack Expo, a digital, roll-to-roll system will print two colours on blister foil, demonstrating the experience-driven design and function of a seamless operator.
At home in digital, Industry 4.0 factories, the Web 4.0 systems connect with digital workflow, are easy to set up, operate, and maintain. They combine revolutionary design with a proven pedigree, and integrate easily onto existing or new packaging lines.
Find Hapa at Hapa at Pack Expo at Stand C-3800 (Coesia)
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