A still image device that allows for the verification of the printing quality of reduced sensitivity printing during the printing process through still images.
Although it was impossible to check the printing of the reduced sensitivity printing during the process, by using special LEDs in conjunction, it became possible to monitor not only the printing alignment of the regular ink but also the printing condition of the reduced sensitivity printing, which cannot be monitored by the naked eye, through still images. This leads to improved printing efficiency, reduced paper waste, and enhanced print quality.
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basic information
This is a groundbreaking product that allows for the verification of reduced sensitivity printing without stopping the printer or using black lights or sprays, developed to support the weaknesses of business form printing. It enables the monitoring of reduced sensitivity printing overflows and fuzziness in still images during printing, which will significantly improve production efficiency.
Price range
P4
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Applications/Examples of results
It is being increasingly adopted in business form printing machines.
Company information
Since 1996, we have been introducing excellent products from both domestic and international sources, primarily in the printing industry. Although we are a small company, we will do our utmost to meet our customers' expectations. We provide the latest equipment information to business form and label printing companies, as well as gravure printing companies. Currently, we are also receiving positive feedback for our all-air edge guide devices related to coating equipment for high-performance films, not just in the printing industry.
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