Offset/Letterpress Printing - Zeller+Gmelin
Offset/Letterpress Printing - Zeller+Gmelin
Offset/Letterpress Printing - Zeller+Gmelin
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Low Migration<br />
UV <strong>Printing</strong> Ink Systems<br />
for <strong>Printing</strong> of<br />
Food-Packaging<br />
The production of legally compliant food-packaging<br />
implies the right choice of printing inks and lacquer<br />
systems have been used.<br />
Based on our latest developments <strong>Zeller+Gmelin</strong><br />
presents a new generation of low migration UV<br />
printing inks for printing of food packaging and<br />
labels. These products distinguish themselves because<br />
of their low migration formulation and also because<br />
of their very good printability.<br />
All our low migration ink series are formulated<br />
in accordance with the guidelines of the Nestlé<br />
Guidance Note and Swiss regulation SR 817.023.21.<br />
Migration Types<br />
Migration by<br />
Penetration<br />
Migration from the printed<br />
side of the substrate<br />
to the unprinted side.<br />
Migration by Contact<br />
(Set-Off)<br />
Migration from the printed<br />
to the unprinted side<br />
of the substrate in a stack<br />
or reel (set-off).<br />
UV <strong>Offset</strong> <strong>Printing</strong>/<strong>Letterpress</strong><br />
• UVALUX ® U41 Series<br />
Low migration UV offset printing/letterpress<br />
ink series for universal use on paper and films.<br />
The series was specially developed for running<br />
on high machine speeds and is also characterized<br />
by its very low odour.<br />
• UVALUX ® U71 Series<br />
Adhesion-optimized low migration UV offset<br />
ink series, especially for printing on critical film<br />
substrates.<br />
Migration by<br />
Evaporation<br />
Migration by evaporating<br />
volatile substances<br />
through heating (e.g.<br />
cooking, baking).<br />
Migration by<br />
Distillation<br />
Migration by steam-distillation<br />
through cooking,<br />
baking or strerilization.