After more than one year's research, Shanghai Boyai Mechanical and Electrical Equipment (Packaging) Co., Ltd. has recently introduced BNYS high-speed computer eight color gravure printing presses nationwide. This is the information that the reporter recently obtained at the introduction of the first high-speed gravure printing press in China (Shanghai).
“Shanghai Borai†is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shanghai Jingxiang (Group) Industrial Co., Ltd. It is a substantial entity specialized in producing complete sets of flexible packaging machinery in China. The company has established a complete set of products in recent years. R & D, manufacturing, marketing system, the factory has excellent processing equipment, strong technical force and advanced detection methods.
The BNYS high-speed computer eight-color gravure printing machine introduced by Bona is a high-performance gravure printing machine independently developed with the latest international automation technology. It has a discharge unit, a feed unit, and a printing unit. It is composed of discharging unit, receiving unit, drying unit, electronic control unit and upper computer system. The number of printing colors can reach up to 15 colors. The width of the substrate can be from 600mm to 3000mm. The maximum mechanical speed can reach 250 meters per minute. Vertical and horizontal color registration accuracy can reach ± ​​0.1mm, which is a new generation of equipment that can replace imported printing presses.
This machine can achieve better printing effect in PET, OPP, CPP, nylon film, PE, aluminum foil, paper and other materials.
In order to refine the product structure, the company's scientific research staff has also cooperated with Siemens, British Continental Corporation, Japan RKC Corporation, Denmark Danfoss and other famous national companies to fully guarantee the reliability of BNYS high-speed computer eight color gravure printing machine. .
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