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Screen adds value
Versatile: the 3M Dinoc range of architectural finishes
with flagship label press
The Screen L350UV+ inkjet label press will star on Screen and Jet Technologies’ joint stand, number B08.
The press will be on display featuring its orange ink option and chill roller. Peter Scott, managing director of
Screen GP Australia, invites guests to come and see it in action.
“People should come have a look at the quality, the sixty metres per minute productivity, the fact that we can
run different materials and widths,” he says. “We want to give customers a good overview of the machine, its automatic cleaning capabilities, and why it’s renowned as having one of the highest uptime capabilities of any digital press in the market at more than ninety per cent uptime.”
Samples of Screen’s new blue ink, released worldwide in June, will also be available for customers to view on the stand.
“Of all countries that stand to benefit from the introduction of special blue to the L350UV+’s inkset, Australia and New Zealand are sure to appreciate it most. With our blue skies and oceans, we are attuned to pure, rich blues.
“All packaging designers know that brilliant colours sell products off the shelves and dull colours have less appeal. Screen’s new blue ink for the L350UV+ is a very welcome addition to the range and I feel sure it will be a hit with label and packaging producers in Australia and New Zealand,”
says Scott.
Also on stand will be the European-made Quick 54 celloglazing machine, which Jack Malki, director of Jet Technologies, says is well-priced and easy to use.
“The Quick 54 is the perfect machine to laminate our innovative range of celloglazing films to your print. The focus in 2019 has been on textured films, with our Soft Touch Range of clear, delustred silver, delustred gold, and black widely used.
“Our newly launched Rough Touch provides the opposite, a gritty texture, proving difficult to put down once the product is in your hands,” says Malki. 21
Spicers stand
The Screen L350UV+ is also on display at the Jet Technologies showroom in Rosebery.
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“The Spicers stand will include a complete workflow featuring the versatile Mimaki UCJV300-160 LED
UV Print and Cutter; the reliable Roland VG2-
640 Eco-Solvent Print and Cutter; the super-fast RollsRoller Application Table; and the most innovative multifunctional and automated vertical cutter, the Neolt Sword ELs Vertical Cutter,” she says. “Learn more about choosing the right substrates and meet the Spicers team of application and product specialists.”
Also on stand will be the 3M Dinoc range of architectural finishes, billed as a self-adhesive range that can be applied to a wide variety of surface materials. According to Setia, more than 1000 different designs are available following the addition of 225 new patterns incorporating the latest trends.
“Dinoc is suitable for multiple fields of use, from covering walls and partitions to refurbishing false ceilings and furniture. It is a great product option for a radical but non-invasive redesign of spaces.
“The new Matte Series uses the latest technology available, including Solid Colour, with deep, rich colours; Dry Wood, with the appearance of natural wood; and Industrial Texture, with an industrial and organic feel,” she says. 21
is one-stop shop – literally
Spicers will open the “Spicers Supermarket” on stand K28 at PrintEx, featuring solutions for print, packaging, labelling, signage, architecture, and interior design.
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entire portfolio will be displayed on the stand.
rands to feature on the Spicers stand include 3M, Yupo, Re-Board, Palboard, Digitac, and Corflute. According to Cyndi Setia, marketing
and design manager at Spicers, the company’s