Landa has announced that its lineup of offset quality Nanographic Printing presses at drupa will include sheetfed presses running at 13,000 B1 sheets per hour as well as one meter-wide (41˝) web presses printing on plastic packaging films. The company will also unveil Landa Nano-Metallography, a zero-waste metallization technology that will halve the cost of metallized printing compared to foil transfer processes.
Landa will double the size of its drupa 2016 stand to 3,000 sq. m. and will conduct live demonstrations of all of its Nanographic Printing presses, including the Landa S10 sheetfed press for folding carton and POP, the Landa S10P perfecting press for commercial printing, and the Landa W10 web press for flexible packaging and paperboard.
“Fourteen years of nanotechnology research has enabled us to make tremendous breakthroughs in the quality, speed and cost of printing,” Benny Landa, chairman of the Landa Group, said. “Landa Nanographic Printing presses produce offset quality, and now at offset speeds and offset-competitive cost per print — on virtually any paper stock. This research has also spawned a new technology, Nano-Metallography, which will enable metallization graphics at less than half the cost of foil, with zero waste — and is quicker and simpler to use. We expect visitors to our stand at drupa to be completely blown away by the amazing performance of these products — for which we will be taking orders at drupa. Our presses will start shipping in early 2017.”
