At LOPEC, Henkel presented innovations for end applications of printed electronics in various markets. Functional material solutions for smart surfaces, intelligent healthcare and smart connectivity were presented. In addition, Henkel experts presented a novel sustainability concept to drive innovation in printed electronics.
Roland DG, a world leader in digital printing solutions, has unveiled the TrueVIS XP-640, Roland DG’s new eco-solvent printer and other innovative products.
In the transactional printing sector, there is a growing demand for high-speed inkjet printing systems that offer high efficiency and are compatible with digital data. More and more companies are turning to this technology, which enables the publishing industry to transition from large inventories and outdated print runs to more flexible production.
Kornit Digital LTD, a global pioneer in sustainable, on-demand digital technologies for fashion and textile production, has announced that American Classics Apparel, Inc. a leading wholesaler of licensed music, film and gaming apparel, has deployed the Kornit Apollo platform. This direct-to-garment package will ensure the company’s transition from traditional screen printing to high-speed digital production.
IBIS Integrated Bindery Systems will use the Hunkeler Innovation Days (HID) in Lucerne, Switzerland, from 24 to 27 February 2025 to present its new Smart Label Binder, which is designed to set new industry standards in label production.
In the printing industry, digital printing machines have become an integral part of production processes. In addition to investing in stand-alone digital presses, there is an opportunity to capitalise on highly productive digital printing with the integration of digital imprinting systems that can match conventional machines in terms of quality and print speed.
By collaborating with industry and creative professionals, Mimaki leverages expertise and perspectives and fosters a culture of creativity, customisation and responsiveness to market demands.
Reflex Labels, a label printing group in the UK, has continued to evolve by constantly investing in the latest label printing solutions in the UK and internationally. In 2024 alone, the company has invested £14 million in modernisation to continue to provide customers with high quality labels at affordable prices and fast turnaround times.
Albstadt-based braiding machine manufacturer Mayer & Cie. has been offering braiding machines with 48 carriers since autumn 2024 and the first MR-11 braiding machine is due to leave the factory in Albstadt before Christmas. The first MR-15 machine equipped with 48 carriers is scheduled to follow in spring 2025. With braiding machines with 48 carriers, customers benefit from larger inner tube diameters, short set-up times and large spool volumes when processing yarn and wire.
