Flexo Technology
Feast with Our Eyes” is apt.
a converting press shop to bid for short, medium, and long runs as dictates provide.
Consumer markets are more highly fragmented and increasingly commoditised, making a brand and its products’ ability to stand out and be noticed even more of a challenge. Colour can define the brand and make an item such as
ready-meals stand out. Colour and imagery must be consistent and accurate regardless of the packaging medium, as they can serve as an aid for memory encoding and decoding purposes. If colour doesn’t work, the chances of the consumer purchasing the product will become less certain. With food and beverage items, the expression ‘We
Colour communication devices, such as the FlexiProof100 and variants such as the FlexiProof UV and FlexiProof LED UV, are suitable for proofing samples for customers and for highlighting issues surrounding the use of inks and substrates. They are also suitable for determining printability properties such as gloss, durability, flexibility, and chemical resistance, rub resistance and more besides. They are very relevant for manufactures and converters of all descriptions, along with other colour communication devices and product development systems and equipment developed by RK Print Coat Instruments, for the trialling of consumables and materials that will make for a cleaner and more sustainable world.
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