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Scodix announces beta testing E106

  • steve8125
  • Jul 11, 2017
  • 2 min read

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Scodix has announced that beta testing for its E106 enhancement press for the folding carton market is on schedule and is underway at Copycenter, the largest folding carton printer in Israel.

Copycenter is keen to add digital enhancement to its workflow according to CEO Uri Drori. ‘The versatile Scodix E106 Digital Enhancement Press is the perfect addition to our portfolio. The outstanding range of enhancements in a B1 format means we will be able to fulfil all our enhancement jobs on just one platform. Also, working with high profile customers in the beauty category means that shelf appeal is critical to the products we produce. Digital technology will allow us to meet the ever-increasing demand for new applications including versioning and short runs that these products require.’

The Scodix E106 made its debut at drupa 2016 and was developed specifically to deliver enhancement solutions for folding carton converters who need the 1060 x 760 mm format. Unique combinations of enhancements exclusive to Scodix technology provide clear benefits for folding carton converters to differentiate their offering and boost profit margins. As well as a new standard in registration tolerance that will enable new and more complex enhancement designs

‘We were already aware of the high levels of productivity and quality provided by Scodix digital enhancement presses, we just needed the larger format for our folding carton market. With no tooling costs and next to no set up – it is an undeniably attractive option to replace analogue equipment,’ commented Uri. ‘We were delighted to have the chance to beta test the Scodix E106 as the benefits of digital enhancement are so clear for the folding carton market.’

The E106 press delivers multiple premium quality applications on one platform. These include Foil, Sense, Spot, Variable Data and Cast & Cure. Brand owners can create stunning products using foil over foil, adding Scodix Sense effects over foil, or personalising with Variable Data Sense or Variable Data Foil – effects that were previously unachievable in this market.


 
 
 

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