John Penhallow04.12.17
It is two years now since Mark Andy moved its European headquarters to Warsaw, Poland, and for three days in April the manufacturer’s demo center welcomed over 400 customers and potential customers from all parts of Europe, East and West.
Three presses were displayed and demonstrated in Mark Andy’s spacious showroom, on a site close to the Polish capital’s main airport. The first was one of the new generation of Performance Series P7 flexo presses, in a 9-color configuration with a web width of 20”. “This press is modular,” explained Mark Andy's after-sales director Phil Baldwin. “And for the demo we’ve included many of the finishing options available, including an in-line solventless lamination unit.”
The press was demonstrated running at just short of 750 fpm, but the most impressive part of the demo was the speed of a total substrate, die and print change in under ten minutes, including re-register, and ramping back up to full press speed. Able to print substrates from 12 up to 450 microns, this latest version of the P7 can handle not just PS labels but also
Three presses were displayed and demonstrated in Mark Andy’s spacious showroom, on a site close to the Polish capital’s main airport. The first was one of the new generation of Performance Series P7 flexo presses, in a 9-color configuration with a web width of 20”. “This press is modular,” explained Mark Andy's after-sales director Phil Baldwin. “And for the demo we’ve included many of the finishing options available, including an in-line solventless lamination unit.”
The press was demonstrated running at just short of 750 fpm, but the most impressive part of the demo was the speed of a total substrate, die and print change in under ten minutes, including re-register, and ramping back up to full press speed. Able to print substrates from 12 up to 450 microns, this latest version of the P7 can handle not just PS labels but also
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