At the exhibition InPrint 2022 which will take place from Tuesday 15 to Thursday 17 March in Germany agfa will demonstrate with its innovations that inkjet has a place in industrial printing applications.
"Inkjet printing is a game changer in many industrial applications." explains Tom Cloots, Director of Agfa's Industrial Inkjet Division. "Any industrial company interested in a more diverse product offering and a more efficient workflow should consider integrating inkjet printing. We invite them to visit Agfa's booth at InPrint to discuss what inkjet printing can do for them and to look ahead."
Visitors to the Belgian manufacturer's stand 2752 in hall A4 will be able to discover its inks for inkjet printing euros are high quality water-based UV and pigment inks. They are intended for a wide range of applications in several market sectors, including marking and coding, security documents, product printing, interior decoration, laminated surfaces and corrugated packaging.
Agfa will also present the two printing systems that have been awarded by the European Digital Press (EDP) association: the interioJet inkjet press for printing on decor paper for laminated surfaces and the alussa system for leather decoration .
Visitors will also be able to meet and talk with Agfa's industrial printing experts, see and touch a wide variety of printing samples, including digitally printed laminate surfaces, furniture edgebanding and corrugated board.
Agfa's experts will also hold two conferences at the show:
- march 15 at 4:10 pm, Agfa UV inks for interior decoration printing with Marc Graindourze, Sales Manager of Agfaeuros' Industrial Inks Division;
- march 15 at 1pm, Agfa's water-based ink technology for printing on corrugated board with Rita Torfs, Product Manager of Agfaeuros' Industrial Inks Division.
Marc Graindourze will also take part, on March 15 at 12:30 pm, in the round table on digital printing on corrugated board at the CCE, the corrugated board and cardboard trade show, which takes place at the same time as InPrint.
