03.27.19
“Ecology and environment – the best inks as a matter of principle”: This was the motto under which the host, FDI Berlin, sent out invitations to the printing specialist event in early March. At the event in Berlin, Epple shared in-depth knowledge concerning sustainable printing and consequently the PURe ink series without any hazard labeling.
Approximately 30 printing managers from Berlin, including many company directors, obtained information on sustainable ink systems like the new sheetfed offset printing ink PURe, without hazard labeling, on March 5, 2019. In commercial printing, it is especially PURe that offers print companies completely new possibilities, in order to orient itself towards the growing sustainability awareness of the market, customers and society. PURe has much to offer here, for one thing, because of its pure recipe based on renewable raw- materials without photoinitiators and also because it is free of potentially toxic metal dryers. It also offers fast printing production without additional energy-consuming drying systems.
The Berlin-based printing experts wanted to know more about the experiences of the first PURe customers in the Benelux countries, Switzerland and in Germany. Other questions involved de-inking, the absence of hazard labels and the necessary drying systems.
Approximately 30 printing managers from Berlin, including many company directors, obtained information on sustainable ink systems like the new sheetfed offset printing ink PURe, without hazard labeling, on March 5, 2019. In commercial printing, it is especially PURe that offers print companies completely new possibilities, in order to orient itself towards the growing sustainability awareness of the market, customers and society. PURe has much to offer here, for one thing, because of its pure recipe based on renewable raw- materials without photoinitiators and also because it is free of potentially toxic metal dryers. It also offers fast printing production without additional energy-consuming drying systems.
The Berlin-based printing experts wanted to know more about the experiences of the first PURe customers in the Benelux countries, Switzerland and in Germany. Other questions involved de-inking, the absence of hazard labels and the necessary drying systems.
“PURe has proven a success in numerous printing sessions and has further developed since its launch in autumn 2017,” said Bernd Uhlig, area sales manager at Epple for the North/East sector of Germany. “Especially the drying mechanism of the duct stable PURe ink, which enables odorless printing even on difficult paper types, including recycled paper, left a deep impression. The good deinkability of PURe – despite fast drying – is extremely important to Epple, since this facilitates an efficient recycling cycle.”