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News Release from: Grafikontrol SpA | Subject: Densiweb
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial Team on 06 February 2006

Colour Density Control Order For Two
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Only six weeks after the start-up of its new Lithoman 80-page press, the German printer J Fink Druckerei, has ordered two more Densiweb systems for its existing Lithoman 48-page and 64-page machines.

Only six weeks after the start-up of its new Lithoman 80-page press, the German printer J Fink Druckerei, has ordered two more Densiweb systems for its existing Lithoman 48-page and 64-page machines The new 80-page press is equipped with colour register control (the new CR25 with micromarks), ribbons register control (the CR8) and colour density control (Densiweb) from Graikontrol to ensure fully automatic starts of new jobs

They are achieved without any intervention from the operators and with waste and downtime reductions.

According to Grafikontrol, the Densiweb's advantages were so evident and the return on investment so short that J Fink Druckerei was convinced about the opportunity of having the closed-loop colour density control on the existing presses as well.

The speed of reaching the density set-point values of each colour and obtaining the first saleable copy, control steadiness and consequent colour consistency all along job runs are claimed to be the sustem's main advantages.

A Wulf, the technology manager at J Fink, said: "I wasn't aware of Grafikontrol's systems until now but I could immediately test the efficiency and easiness of use of all the systems.".

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