EDM200 allows short-run generic label production
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Rotocontrol product story
Edited by the Printingtalk editorial team
Jul 30, 2010
Label Leaders in South Africa has bought a EDM200 semi-rotary, servo-driven UV-flexo machine to to enable short-run production of generic labels requiring a change in the description of the product.
Rototec will also manage the installation of the EDM200, which is scheduled for mid-August.
The EDM200 is claimed to be the world's first-ever semi-rotary, servo-driven UV-flexo machine, using sleeve technology for print and anilox cylinders, and working with chambered doctor blades.
The machine is designed to work mainly as an over-printing machine and has been developed to provide economic production of short-run and fast turn-around for labels, tickets and tags.
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