Electron Beam Crosslinking Improves Final Product
Crosslinking itself is not a new scientific methodology. It has long been a part of the world of electron beam, by providing a better way to cost effectively polymerize films.
There are a lot of materials that have long polymer chains. Electron beam dosing is the process of connecting those chains through the act of crosslinking. When EB crosslinking is used, there are many benefits to the producer and the manufacturer.
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Packing Aimed Older Market Part
By now, most people in the flexible packaging world have seen with their own eyes or at least heard about how dynamic the packages themselves have become. The reason: trying to meet an ever-growing demand from the consumer.
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High Gas Barrier Problem Electron Beam
Electron beam curing continues to be used with more applications and industries. One of the main driving forces behind that momentum is all of the different uses electron beam technology can be applied to in order to achieve maximum results.
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Taga Conference Closer Look 2
Some of the best and brightest minds within the graphic arts will be together discussing the future and current state of the industry at the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts (TAGA) 67th Annual Technical Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Packing Aimed Older Market Part II
The life expectancy around the world continues to rise. From a marketing and manufacturing perspective, there seems to almost be a new generation of consumers due to the fact that people are living longer lives.
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Comparing Digital Offset Printing Part II
While it is true that there have been advancements to digital printing, the bottom line is that Offset printing is still a better method for both cost and quality for the print market. But let’s look at the specifics that illustrate why Offset is the better option.
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2 Million Available Ebuv Projects
For anyone looking to change, upgrade or improve their operating facility with new technology, now is the perfect time. One, you can stay ahead of the competition, and two, you can dramatically offset your capital costs through a new program being offered by the State of New York.
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Choosing Best Flexography Option Part II: the Ink
There are a lot of small details that all add up to produce great final products when it comes to curing, laminating, and printing. There are a few big factors that also must be considered if you want the best graphics for your customers—ones you have to get right or your process will never be able to compete on the open market. For example, the type of ink you use will have a dramatic effect on price, speed, quality, and cost.
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Web Offset Best Part II 2
When it comes to printing, all the little details can add up to big savings or big expenses. With Web Offset, you are able to print your big orders in a more cost-effective manner without losing any image quality—you will actually improve it.
A lot of companies, no matter how big or small the print run is, want the job completed correctly and quickly. The Web Offset printing process is the fastest possible option compared to any other type of printing. So when you want your job completed in the fastest possible way, then Web Offset is what you need.
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Choosing Best Flexography Option Part Process
Everyone’s objective in business is to strive for efficient operations that maximize the profits for your company. Achieving those goals is easier said than done. The reason? Trying to figure out the best procedure and process can be tricky. When it comes to Flexography, electron beam (EB) flexography is the optimal way to print.
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