This transfer station for digital metal foil from Kurz is a component of the new Mlabel Generation 3 Mprint printing system which prints, finishes, punches and weeds labels. At the Kurz trade fair booth the full range of functionality of the Mlabel system will be demonstrated, including the trouble-free integration of the digital metal transfer step into the digital printing process.
A metallized variable design will be applied to the labels in the DM-Liner station, and then overprinted in color and further processed in the inkjet printing system. The design of the label has been selected to illustrate the unique creative possibilities of digital metal finishing, which can be used to metallize not only large areas but also filigree details. Fine cutouts and reverse types are also possible. High edge definition transfer of the digital metal foil can be achieved even at fast digital printing speeds. Visitors to the Kurz booth can take back home with them samples of the labels finished in the live demonstration.
Digital metallization also available for web-fed flexographic and web-fed offset printing
The transfer station integrated into the Mlabel machine is a built-in version of the DM-Liner UV-Ink for digital web-fed printing machines. The DM-Liner UV-Ink Roll-to-Roll is additionally available as a built-on module for web-fed flexographic printing machines, as well as a stand-alone machine. The DM-Liner UV-Ink Built-on is significantly more compact as it can utilize the corona unit, the winding and unwinding unit, edge guide controller and registration camera of the flexographic printing machine. The built-on module is mounted on a versatile mobile roller system which enables the metallization to be performed either upstream or downstream of the flexographic printing.
The DM-Liner UV-Ink Stand-alone for web-fed printing is suitable for any printing process. This unit offers an extremely flexible means of producing metallic effects on a digital, offset or flexographic printer. To produce vibrant metallic colors, for example, the print product would first be finished and then overprinted with colored ink. Variable data can be added at a later stage of production by downstream metallization. Visitors to the Kurz booth 3D40 will receive comprehensive information on the possibilities of digital metallization using the three variants of the new DM-Liner.