Jet Technologies gets Screen Truepress

According to the company, the inkjet label printing press brings an advanced level of productivity to the market, delivering full color definition alongside high-opacity white printing. The L350UV delivers a 20 percent boost in throughput for color printing compared to the previous model, as well as a 67 percent productivity increase with its highest opacity white printing method. Other standout features in the new series include improved quality and stability, easy application and board application, as well as exceptional registration accuracy for micro-droplet support security printing.

‘We are excited to welcome this new innovation to the ANZ market. We now already have clients printing 20,000 linear metre runs, and with the substantial improvements to productivity experienced from the L350UV SAI series, there is no reason why they can’t aim for even larger print runs that have, until recently, been restricted to the domain of flexo,’ said David Reece, sales director, Jet Technologies.

The addition of orange and blue to the current configuration, along with CGS color matching using CxF data, enables printers to achieve a wide range of the color gamut, with high levels of repeatability; with the extra colors also providing a noticeable reduction in ink usage, said the company. 

Peter Scott, managing director of Screen GP, said: ’The L350UV is able to print on an extremely wide range of local and imported materials, and we are glad to have worked alongside Jet Technologies to bring this product to life in their demo centre. The current installations in Australia and New Zealand report uptime in the range of 92-97 percent, including the oldest installations that are approaching five years. The aspect of reliability and intelligent performance delivered by the L350UV is something we are most proud of. Any press will be reliable when it is new, but to maintain this high level of performance after many years, that is what Screen is renowned for.’

The L350UV SAI S model will be operational from January 2021 in the Jet Technologies demonstration center in Sydney.