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Security Printing: The Role of Advanced Curing Technologies

Posted by Josh Epstein on Tue, Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:26 AM
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Paper, Film, & Foil Converter (PFFC) magazine's July issue is dedicated to the subject of security printing for product authentication and brand security.  There is a range of techniques and applications discussed, including:

  • Specialty substrates
  • Security inks and coatings
  • Printing & converting techniques
  • Variable data printing
  • Holographic printing

Electron beam curing can be an enabler for these techniques.  EB curing systems are abie to cure thick layers of inks and coatings at high speeds, regardless of color, as well as cure through opaque laminate structures.  These are important components for printers and converters looking to enhance their product offerings by having the capability to deliver advanced security and brand protection features.

Ask us about our ability to support your security printing goals.

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Great post. I love reading up on this as I learn more and more about electron beams.  
 
Cheers

posted @ Thursday, August 07, 2008 11:58 AM by Industrial Guru


We have electron beams, but no experience in eb curable inks for wire and cable. Does anyone have experience in ebeam curable inks for wire and cable? I have been reading everything I can find on this subject. There isn't much info. Electron beam has been used widely in the x-linking of wire and cable insulations, one giant step forward would be to add ink curing on wire and cable by electron beam, most wire and cable manufactures already has the equipment.

posted @ Tuesday, November 18, 2008 6:42 AM by Brian Stafford


I know there are EB curable ink jet inks in development, but have not seen specifically for wire and cable applications.

posted @ Wednesday, November 19, 2008 5:43 PM by Josh


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