PrintCity director of marketing and communications David Stamp revealed that this week’s IfraExpo results for UV drying were “higher than expected”.
He said: “We are not saying that everyone looking at value-added printing should be looking at UV drying rather than heatset, but there are some positives.
“It costs less to retro install a UV drying system and the quality it produces and speed all look attractive. It is also a much smaller system.”
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