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Landa today announces its final 2017 beta customer line-up. First shipment of the Landa S10 Nanographic Printing^® Press will take place in July 2017 to Graphica Bezalel, the award-winning Israel-based folding carton, packaging and label convertor. In November 2017, Landa will ship North America’s first Landa S10 Nanographic Printing Press to Imagine!, a US-based leader of point-of-purchase solutions. In December 2017, Edelmann, the German-headquartered world leader of high-quality and innovative board and paper packaging solutions, will become the first European beta customer for the Landa S10 Nanographic Printing Press.

Landa has confirmed the final 2017 beta customer line-up for its presses, with the first shipment of the Landa S10 nanographic printing press scheduled for July to Israel’s Graphica Bezalel, followed by customers in North America and Europe.

Landa today announces its final 2017 beta customer line-up. First shipment of the Landa S10 Nanographic Printing Press will take place in July 2017 to Graphica Bezalel, the award-winning Israel-based folding carton, packaging and label convertor. In November 2017, Landa will ship North America’s first Landa S10 Nanographic Printing Press to Imagine!, a U.S.-based leader of point-of-purchase solutions. In December 2017, Edelmann, the German-headquartered world leader of high-quality and innovative board and paper packaging solutions, will become the first European beta customer for the Landa S10 Nanographic Printing Press.

Landa Digital Printing has revealed the identity of the firm that will be the site of its first beta installation later this year – an Israeli packaging printer – along with details of its first European beta install.

Landa Group today announces its final 2017 beta customer line-up around its S10 Nanographic Printing Press. The first shipment of this press is scheduled to take place in July 2017 to Graphica Bezalel, an Israel-based folding carton, packaging and label convertor.

A cooperative alliance between ALTANA AG and the Landa Group will ensure a sustainable, cost effective technology for the printing industry. This comes following ALTANA’s acquisition of Landa’s Metallography technology, first unveiled by Landa at the drupa last year.

Der Spezialchemiekonzern Altana hat eine neuartige Metallografie-Technologie von der israelischen Landa Gruppe erworben. Die neuartige Technologie ermöglicht metallische Effekte auf Druckerzeugnissen und spart bis zu 50 Prozent der Kosten herkömmlicher Verfahren wie dem Folientransfer.

På sidste års Drupa præsenterede Landa for første gang den helt nye teknologi til produktion af metalliseret grafik som et prisbilligt alternativ til de mere kostbare folieringsløsninger.

Landa Group announced on February 21 that Germany-based ALTANA AG has acquired its metallography technology, which Landa first showed at drupa 2016. The deal thus links Landa with a company well positioned to commercialize Landa’s digital foiling concept.

L’annuncio è di qualche giorno fa. Rivelata da Landa a drupa a giugno 2016, adesso il restante sviluppo e l’ingegnerizzazione della tecnologia chiamata «metallography», verrà trasferita alla divisione Actega Coatings & Sealants di Altana, che ha detto di voler portare al mercato questa promettente tecnologia nei prossimi anni.