Industrial Print eNews, June 24, 2020

	Volume IV \| Issue 23 \| June 24, 2020


	Dear Subscriber,Engineers benefit from three-dimensional printing technology. In this week’s exclusive editorial, we look at a German company that uses additive manufacturing to produce parts for diving products. View our June digital edition, available 24/7! Click here to view. If you would like to receive the magazine digitally each month click here and check “digital” in the second question. Also be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter!

	Dive Into 3D Three-dimensional (3D) printing continues to gain popularity in a variety of industries from aerospace, healthcare, and robotics to manufacturing, education, and automotive. Within the manufacturing space, additive manufacturing (AM) touches a variety of markets with the ability to produce parts and prototypes that weren’t possible or economically feasible, until now…. more >>
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	Click on the below links to reach IPMdirect, our information portal, and learn about new products and services from leading vendors. LogoJet Direct to Object Printers Zund Versatility in Perfection Lintec Corporation Transform Office Glass into Artwork

	Printing on Non-Traditional Materials Wide format digital flatbed printers produce a range of material for retail signage, trade show displays, courtroom graphics, and even vehicle wraps. Today, there is a focus on the latest and greatest ways a print service provider (PSP) can… more >> Decorating Pre-manufactured Objects Direct printing to pre-manufactured objects like fabric, glass, metal, and plastic requires ink formulated to industrial strength printheads. However, challenges remain in ink formulation such as adhesion, drop placement, and clogging… more >>

	subscribe today!! Subscribe or renew your FREE subscription to Industrial Print magazine. Sign up once for free issues! Click here to sign up today. • Colorkarma Joins Forces with Gerber Technology – Manufacturing • Fantastapack Releases New Collection of Corrugated Wine Boxes for Retail – Labels & Packaging • Flint Group Announces Fully Automated Flexographic Plate Processing Equipment – Labels & Packaging • MSYG Introduces Environmentally Friendly Polyester Yarns Made with CiCLO Additive Technology – Textiles • Tilia Labs Joins CERM and Esko to Present Integrated Workflow Solutions – Labels & Packaging • BOBST Launches a New Range of Machines and Solutions – Labels & Packaging • Kodak Announces Innovations Across Digital and Offset Portfolio – Labels & Packaging


	GANS We are an authorized dealer for HP Latex printers, Mimaki Sublimation printers, Graphtec cutters, and GFP laminators. Gans also has an exhaustive media catalogue that is compatible with UV, Aqueous, Latex, Solvent, and… more >> GCC With over 100 current and pending worldwide product patents and trademarks, GCC is a worldwide leader and manufacturer of cutting plotters, laser engravers/markers/cutters, UV-curable inkjet printers and Printer/Cutter… more >> GED INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS GED Integrated Solutions is the progressive system solutions provider to the global window & door industry. We are committed to partnering with our customers and providing to them innovative solutions aimed at increasing… more >>

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	Editorial Mission: To provide a practical guide for manufacturers embracing advancements in industrial printing. Packaging, textiles, decorative laminates, tiles, electronics, and other industrial print markets are experiencing disruptive technology changes. Industrial Print magazine provides unbiased editorial offering product reviews and application stories that provide insight within this dynamic market. Copyright 2020 Industrial Print. All rights reserved.

Jun 15, 2010Cassie Balentine

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