Drying, Curing & UV
rotary and flexo presses called LEDcure SCR. This concept is designed by experts with more than 40 years of experience of installing UV onto rotary or flexo presses. LEDcure SCR is ideal for the needs for the production of labels and can easily be integrated into a new or existing press. IST has long been recognised for
providing high performance, reliable and long lasting UV platforms in the traditional UV curing arena. Now, the company can provide the same attributes on the LED side, something the industry has been anxious to experience. A smart modular basic concept in combination with a robust and compact design provide the user with maximum flexibility and versatility. The length of the system can be freely scaled (90 – 540 mm) and also adapted to suit all requirements of rotary and flexo presses. The new LEDcure is the final element in the completely
Power Supply has achieved the prestigious ETL Listing from Intertek, a nationally recognised testing laboratory approved by OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration). The ETL mark certifies that RHINO meets the requirements of all applicable safety legislation in the USA and Canada. Equivalent to the well-known UL listing, the ETL listing will enable customers to integrate RHINO into their machines without requiring additional electrical
UK manufacturer achieves ETL listing G
EW, UK manufacturer of UV curing systems, announced that the company’s premium RHINO
safety inspection and gives customers added quality reassurance. The listing places onerous continuous inspection requirements on both the company and its suppliers. Malcolm Rae, managing director of
GEW, comments: “We take pride in designing and engineering all of our systems to the highest possible standards, to be robust and to perform in demanding situations. The RHINO power unit is integral to this reliability and we are delighted that it has achieved Intertek’s ETL seal of approval. “This certification is an endorsement of
Packaging event illuminates new cure A
t Labelexpo Americas 2018, IST Metz launched a specially designed retrofit concept for
re-engineered range of LED solutions supplied by IST in collaboration with its subsidiary Integration Technology. Synergies between the two companies have an increasing impact here – like the XT8 booster, for instance. XT8 booster technology means that the LEDcure has up to 30 per cent more output than currently on the market available LED systems. The LEDcure SCR is supplied as fully configured package including cables,
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LEDcure SCR for rotary and flexo applications presented for the first time
power supply, control and chiller, full light shielding and interlocking for total safety compliance. The system will be installed by experienced IST technicians. IST America is the North American arm
of IST Metz providing sales, service, parts and application support for the US, Canada and Mexico.
our quality standards and will assure customers that RHINO meets the applicable health and safety laws across the USA and Canada. It will also remove any need for the customer to have further testing carried out on RHINO components upon installation, saving
considerable time and expense. Certification also gives reassurance against product liability concerns; the customer is assured that a reliable product has been installed as prescribed by the applicable standards,” he continues. GEW is a manufacturer of robust,
energy efficient UV curing systems for the label printing and converting industry. GEW UV systems are designed for operation in the most challenging conditions and come with a comprehensive five year warranty. Besides its headquarters and factory in England, GEW owns subsidiaries in Germany and the United States and operates a network of international distributors.
gewuv.com 12 October 2018
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