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Printing Substrates - Paper, Forms and Stationery
News Release from: M-real | Subject: Kemiart Ultra
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 February 2006
New Kraftliner's Print Definition Good
For Retail
M-real, the European paper and paperboard manufacturer, has launched a new, coated white top kraftliner - Kemiart Ultra.
M-real, the European paper and paperboard manufacturer, has launched a new, coated white top kraftliner - Kemiart Ultra Its print definition properties, combined with the light-weighting potential of the corrugated material, make it suitable for the retail sector, which is increasingly specifying packaging that is easy to transport and that retains strong consumer appeal on-shelf, said M-real
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 24 Jun 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Kemiart Ultra is claimjed to providec a combination of upgraded graphics quality in flexo postprint and productivity in all stages of printing and converting processes.
It complements M-real's existing Kemiart product range, which includes Kemiart Brite, Kemiart Lite and Kemiart Graph.
Kemiart Ultra's surface is said by M-real to allow for a shorter ink drying time than conventional coated liners, enabling it to handle higher ink volumes and higher printing speeds than usual.
The company added that the new product also removes the need to modify printing inks when moving from an uncoated substrate.
Juha Lounasvaara, vice president of corrugated case materials at M-real, said: "Printing a coated liner in one pass in flexo postprint on conventional presses hasn't really been possible until now without productivity being seriously compromised.
We are already getting feedback from early Kemiart Ultra adopters of productivity improvements as high as 40 per cent over other coated liners.
Ultra will redefine established standards of performance.".
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