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Formula one step ahead in proofing and approval

November 10, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

Danish company is impressed with the installation of Screen’s Riteapprove as part of an upgrade program

Danish company Formula A/S has installed Screen’s Riteapprove proofing and approval solution as part of an overhaul of its CtP and workflow. It has improved its PlateRite 8800II platesetter with a productivity upgrade for better performance and now has Trueflow v6. It made sense to take this opportunity to add Riteapprove to the workflow.

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Screen appoints Yam International for flexo distribution in Russia and Ukraine

October 06, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

Screen has appointed Yam International as exclusive distributor in Russia and Ukraine for its range of flexo CTP products, which includes the new PlateRite FX870II, PlateRite FX870 and PlateRite FX1524.

Yam International is one of the main suppliers to the graphic arts sector in Russia, Ukraine and other Commonwealth of Independent States countries. It was founded in 1989 and, recognising the growing importance of the packaging and labels markets, created a specialist department to service this sector in 2001.

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Screen’s Flexodot 4800 sets new standards in flexo to rival offset

September 23, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

Screen has announced the release of Flexodot 4800, its new halftone dot for the flexo and letterpress industries, which fully exploits Screen’s 4,800 dpi resolution imaging technology and can produce gradations as smooth as those achieved by offset litho printing at 200 lpi.

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Scotia Press brings plates in-house with Screen PlateRite 4300E

August 26, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

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26th August 2009

SCOTIA PRESS SEES SUBSTANTIAL BENEFITS AS IT BRINGS PLATES IN HOUSE WITH SCREEN PLATERITE 4300E

Scotia Press, a B2 commercial printer in Leicester, has seen immediate financial benefits from its new Screen PlateRite 4300E, which it has installed to service its five-colour Komori Lithrone 26.

“We got a grant from the East Midlands Development Agency, and along with the great deal Screen offered us, we are actually saving money by having the brand new kit,” says managing director Peter Welford. The company previously outsourced its platemaking to the tune of up to £5,000 a month.

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Fulmar boosts prepress production facility with ‘exceptional’ high-speed Screen platesetter and Trueflow SE workflow

June 17, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

Fulmar’s focus on delivering superb quality at speed for some of the UK’s top brands has led the company to invest £250,000 in a B1 Screen PlateRite 8800ZX platesetter, the fastest thermal platesetter in its class. Fulmar, part of the CPI Group, has also further streamlined production with a major workflow upgrade to Trueflow SE across two sites in Croydon.

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Screen adds to its flexo range with upgraded PlateRite FX870II and Flexo Dot halftone dot system

June 17, 2009 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

Screen has launched a new version of its thermal platesetter for the flexo and letterpress markets.

The PlateRite FX870II features high-quality imaging technology that enables output up to 4,800 dpi, satisfying the increasing demand for fast turnarounds.

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Serendipity brings together Screen and Plastic Card Services

December 01, 2008 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

1st December 2008 – When Plastic Card Services was let down on the installation of a new platesetter to feed its new KBA press, Screen stepped in and saved the day.

A week before the Macclesfield plastic card specialist was expecting the platesetter to be delivered, it transpired that the machine was not available and would not be delivered for many weeks. As managing director Rob Nicholls explains: “It came as a bit of a shock. KBA were great and immediately set off to find an alternative for us. Screen took it in their stride and supplied us with a PlateRite 4300E. As it turns out, we ended up with a far better unit. We were very fortunate and now have a top notch platesetter that hadn’t originally even been on our radar.”

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Screen launches world’s largest CtP

March 18, 2008 By: admin Category: Screen No Comments →

New CTP unit offering the world’s largest format output

Designed to contribute to the expansion of advertising media in Europe and North America

Screen has developed a new thermal VLF CTP device, the PlateRite Ultima 48000, offering the graphics industry the largest format output in the world. In recent years, there has been a trend towards the expansion of a variety of printed products with shorter lifecycles. Advertising, such as mail order catalogues, periodicals, and newspapers, are diversifying. The timelines are shorter with more frequent publishing release dates. There is, therefore an increased focus in Europe and North America on developing production equipment that makes it possible to produce a variety of printed materials while meeting tight deadlines, and increasing production efficiency at the same time. Major printing companies are looking into the benefits of incorporating large-format web offset presses into their expanding production lines, to enable the simultaneous large volume printing of a variety of printed products in multiple impositions.
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