Sun Chemical Turns Up The Heat at drupa
May 2008
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At drupa, Sun Chemical will be introducing ‘world firsts’ in UV curing printing inks and flexible packaging, advances in water-based printing technology, and international strategic partnerships. The company will be on stand B75, Hall 6, at the show in Düsseldorf until June 11.
Around the theme ‘Working for You,’ Sun Chemical will be presenting full details of its products and solutions within the packaging, publication, commercial, and industrial sectors that deliver quality, service, and innovation. It will also be running a comprehensive portfolio of inks on the printing presses of most manufacturers throughout the exhibition.
For the first time at drupa, Sun Chemical will be showing security and brand protection solutions as one example of the specialist markets within which the company has an ever-expanding presence. Sun Chemical Security has been active for several years and has grown a customer profile of national governments, major brand owners around the world, and converters interested in offering brand protection features as part of their own portfolio.
Visitors to the show will be able to explore the company’s products that go from generic entry-level up to very high security proprietary technologies. Sun Chemical’s speciality is product and document authentication, which means being able to distinguish a fake item from the genuine product at the touch of a button using covert machine-readable inks and coatings.
A new range of market-leading sheetfed offset process inks will build on the success of the World Series launched at drupa four years ago. Sun Chemical will also unveil a ‘world first’, a new range of UV curing inks—called SUNCURE® Advantage—that comprises around 30 percent sustainable materials.
In packaging, Sun Chemical will be using drupa as the platform for advanced color management solutions for brand owners and designers, as well as printers. Latest developments on Sun Chemical’s FastJet® digital presses and new coating technologies will also be a key focus at the show.
In order to meet the challenges of the printing industry even better, Sun Chemical and UPM-Kymmene are jointly developing a new magazine paper and ink concept for heatset printing. This is part of Sun Chemical’s publication sector initiatives, where the company will be showing at drupa ways in which printers can enhance print quality and press productivity to increase operating profits. The offerings will include a unique, ‘next-generation’ matrix of products and services, which includes consumables, training, technical service, R&D, and value packages for customers. This robust set of services complements a range of innovative products designed specifically to add value for printers operating in the heatset, coldset, and publication gravure markets.
Around the theme ‘Working for You,’ Sun Chemical will be presenting full details of its products and solutions within the packaging, publication, commercial, and industrial sectors that deliver quality, service, and innovation. It will also be running a comprehensive portfolio of inks on the printing presses of most manufacturers throughout the exhibition.
For the first time at drupa, Sun Chemical will be showing security and brand protection solutions as one example of the specialist markets within which the company has an ever-expanding presence. Sun Chemical Security has been active for several years and has grown a customer profile of national governments, major brand owners around the world, and converters interested in offering brand protection features as part of their own portfolio.
Visitors to the show will be able to explore the company’s products that go from generic entry-level up to very high security proprietary technologies. Sun Chemical’s speciality is product and document authentication, which means being able to distinguish a fake item from the genuine product at the touch of a button using covert machine-readable inks and coatings.
A new range of market-leading sheetfed offset process inks will build on the success of the World Series launched at drupa four years ago. Sun Chemical will also unveil a ‘world first’, a new range of UV curing inks—called SUNCURE® Advantage—that comprises around 30 percent sustainable materials.
In packaging, Sun Chemical will be using drupa as the platform for advanced color management solutions for brand owners and designers, as well as printers. Latest developments on Sun Chemical’s FastJet® digital presses and new coating technologies will also be a key focus at the show.
In order to meet the challenges of the printing industry even better, Sun Chemical and UPM-Kymmene are jointly developing a new magazine paper and ink concept for heatset printing. This is part of Sun Chemical’s publication sector initiatives, where the company will be showing at drupa ways in which printers can enhance print quality and press productivity to increase operating profits. The offerings will include a unique, ‘next-generation’ matrix of products and services, which includes consumables, training, technical service, R&D, and value packages for customers. This robust set of services complements a range of innovative products designed specifically to add value for printers operating in the heatset, coldset, and publication gravure markets.
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