05.24.16
The new Bobst M6 Digital Flexo features nine-color UV flexo printing and a 670mm web width. The press works inline with both Bobst’s new converting section with automatic de-curler and a final sheeter with high pile delivery, and their new non-stop unwinders and rewinders. These applications are aimed at the folding carton and flexible packaging industries, respectively.
“Digital flexo represents a revolutionary opportunity for packaging producers. In a few minutes they can carry out a complete job change-over with just a few meters of waste,” said Maurizio Trecate, sales director of the Bobst Inline Flexo Product Line. “Digital flexo produces packaging at high speeds, with low costs in both inks and maintenance.”
Bobst also announced a UV-Track technology for food packaging production. The UV Track technology records the curing of each meter of printed substrate, making UV flexo fully compliant with the safety requirements of food packaging supply.
Matteo Cardinotti, head of Bonst In-line Flexo Product Line, said, “Folding carton converters are surprised by the total flexibility and high printing quality of the Digital Flexo process. And by using their existing BOBST sheetfed converting equipment, they have no additional tooling costs.”
“Digital flexo represents a revolutionary opportunity for packaging producers. In a few minutes they can carry out a complete job change-over with just a few meters of waste,” said Maurizio Trecate, sales director of the Bobst Inline Flexo Product Line. “Digital flexo produces packaging at high speeds, with low costs in both inks and maintenance.”
Bobst also announced a UV-Track technology for food packaging production. The UV Track technology records the curing of each meter of printed substrate, making UV flexo fully compliant with the safety requirements of food packaging supply.
Matteo Cardinotti, head of Bonst In-line Flexo Product Line, said, “Folding carton converters are surprised by the total flexibility and high printing quality of the Digital Flexo process. And by using their existing BOBST sheetfed converting equipment, they have no additional tooling costs.”