Mitsubishi Paper met nieuw chemie-vrij CtP systeem op drupa

Rob van den Braak/25/04/2016/Productie/Techniek

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Op drupa introduceert Mitsubishi de Violet Digiplate. Een op hun polymer cross link technologie gebaseerde violet licht plaatbelichter die geen chemie meer nodig heeft. Platen van de Violet Digiplate kunnen oplagen aan tot 20.000 druks en zijn beschikbaar in plaatdikten tot 0.28 mm. Nieuw is ook de Violet Digiplater VDP-CF3070, een interne drumbelichter met een maximaal plaatformaat tot 680 x 780 mm.

Lees meer over Mitsubishi op drupa in onderstaand persbericht.

Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd. (MPM) will exhibit at “drupa 2016,” the world’s leading trade fair for print and cross-media solutions held in Düsseldorf, Germany, May 31st to June 10th.

Please visit the MPM Booth in Hall 8B, Stand D24

Mitsubishi is Print

MPM has made significant contributions to the development of the print industry. Our innovative, affordable, eco –friendly platemaking equipment (CTPs) and plate material in polyester, paper and now metal, support a range of print production needs. From screen printers to news printers, from small to mid-size commercial printers, our CTP solutions answer a variety of business needs.

Mitsubishi is Paper

With a 100 + year history, MPM has been at the forefront of advancements driving the digital print age. Through extensive R & D, technological innovations, experience and know-how MPM has engineered papers that meet and exceed today’s most advanced communication needs and printing platforms. Whether it’s high-speed Production Inkjet, wide format commercial or art and photographic papers, you can count on MPM to deliver high quality, reliable papers for an array of purposes.

Mitsubishi is Your Partner

MPM is a partner you can trust. We are committed to manufacturing the best possible products to help our customers grow their business. Through ingenuity, experience and foresight we continue to bring new and inventive products to market that elevate and lead the progression of printing.

Rob van den Braak

Printer’s devil (1964), phototypesetter, offsetprinter, teacher of graphic techniques, salesmanager, productmanager, trade journalist, founder of BlokBoek e-zine (2011). But above all husband, father, friend and lover of life in southern Spain (since 2010).