Newspaper & Magazines

Following successful completion of the KBA Commander and Colora
projects at Rizzoli Corriere della Sera (RCS) and Poligrafici Editoriale
across multiple locations in Italy at the start of this year, a new project
at Ringier Print in the Swiss city of Adligenswil has been started. By
2009 the WIFAG OF 790 – in operation for 15 years – including reel
changers, folding units and super structures will be dismantled and
exchanged for a three of the newest generation of WIFAG 371. Additionally,
installation of three MAN Colormans are on the agenda, one at
the Neuen Osnabrückner Zeitung, one at the Lübecker Nachrichten,
and one at the Freien Presse Chemnitz. At Dansk Avis Tyrk in Glostrup
close to Kopenhagen a KBA Commander 6/2 Large Format with
2.4 meter roll width is in transport and construction. Other current
Schlopp projects include the move-in of a Commander at Rotationen
Nykobing in Mälmo as well as five KBA Commanders with 27 towers
at four locations of the Turkish Ciner Group in Adana, Ankara, Istanbul
and Izmir. For 2009 an additional KBA Commander at Yedioth Aronoth
in Tel Aviv is planned as well multiple KBA and MAN projects in India
and the Middle East.
In addition to new machine business, Schlopp is currently involved in
large international transport projects of existing equipment. A KBA
Express is being moved from the Oberösterreichischen Nachrichten
in Linz to the CMAC print center in Erfurt. A Man Colorman from the
Rheinpfalz in Oggersheim is on the way to Uruguay; and, a WIFAG OF
790 from Rinfier in Switzerland is being transported to the Shreveport
Times in the United States.
www.scholpp.de Hall 8 Stand 260
ven solutions from EAE, such as the EAE Control Center of the “Baltic
Star” generation, which offers a monitor with a page ratio of 16:10.
Naturally this control center is equipped with an enhanced softproof
system, which provides a distinct improvement in color fidelity.
The topic of cost reduction at printing houses is also playing a major
role at this year’s Ifra Expo. Despite large investments in modern
production technology, there is still a lot of potential for savings. EAE
would like to join you in discovering this potential. Many of the MES
(Manufacturing Execution Solution) products from EAE are designed
with the cost savings factor in mind. They include proven solutions
that can drastically cut waste, like the well-known presetting system
“Print,” and the “V.I.P.” system mentioned above, including its “Cost”
mode, which determines production costs on the basis of actual and
target data.
The desire to cut costs leads to another focus of the EAE portfolio:
Press-Retrofit. In many cases, an EAE retrofit can help postpone expensive
new investments. Our trade fair team can address the individual
situation in your printing house.
www.eae.com Hall 8 Stand 245
The EAE crew is looking forward to see you
GEW G UV curing for newsprint
IFRA PREVIEW
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(EC) Ltd. will launch its new IsoCure system for curing of
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inks on web offset newspaper presses that would otherwise
cing solution that can handle even the heaviest equipment and most use conventional cold-set inks. The system enables press use
complex facility requirements without compromising safety or dead- to be expanded to printing of new types of products.
lines
IsoCure can be fitted to existing presses, enabling printers to produce
high quality work on coated and uncoated paper with UV inks. Printing
„EAE loop“ helps in daily Work
can be either UV or a combination with cold-set litho.
IsoCure may also be new press specified or retro-fitted on a variety
of printing and coating machines including in-line, sheet-fed, central
EAE Ewert Ahrensburg Elektronik GmbH will present a number
of new items at this year’s Ifra Expo in Amsterdam, including
the product “EAE loop.” Our trade fair team will be happy to sa-
impression and bridge over conveyers from 50cm (20”) up to 195cm
(77”).
Traditionally accepted as a “green technology”, GEW has gone a step
tisfy your curiosity about the new product and tell you how the “EAE further in UV curing by replacing conventional power supplies with
loop” can help you in your daily work.
its energy efficient electronic e-Brick system. Comparable benefits
Other new items concern the EAE product “V.I.P.”, an interdepart- include a 30% reduction in running costs with 20% more UV output
mental, intersite order planning system, which has been among our and reduced carbon emissions from the printing plant.
company’s successful products for several years. With this solution, In plants where the ambient air is heated or cooled, substantial sums
our developers have closed the final gaps in our portfolio of servi- of money can be wasted as the treated air is extracted by the UV sysces.
They have successfully and completely integrated the shipping tem in cooling the lamps and removing ozone. The IsoCure design
room into order scheduling and have also succeeded in integrating eliminates this hidden cost since no exhaust fans and ducting are re-
the complete insert management process into the workflow of order quired for cooling as normally required on conventional UV systems.
planning.
GEW manufactures energy saving UV curing systems for all makes of
In addition, of course, they can also provide information on the pro- printing presses and supplies both original equipment manufacturers
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