Industrial Print eNewsletter, September 19, 2018

	Volume II \| Issue 38 \| September 19, 2018


	Dear Subscriber, The process of thermoforming involves a plastic sheet placed in a thermoforming device—a vacuum forming heat machine—that stretches and molds to a desired shape when heated. In this week’s exclusive editorial, we consider the relationship between UV ink and thermoforming. View our October 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.


	UV and thermoforming Thermoforming is used in the creation of signage, but is also found in industrial markets like building and construction, automotive/transportation, and medical. The newest UV ink sets are flexible enough to be placed in a thermoforming device after being digitally printed to the plastic sheet. Cracking or distortion is minimized, if not eliminated, ensuring a quality finished product… 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. Epson Digital Fabric Printing Konica Minolta Feel Color Mimaki USA, inc. We Don’t Just Think Outside The Box, We Print On It

	think ink Printed textiles are increasingly popular in apparel, home décor, and signage… more >> aspiring expansion Packaging businesses, whether a segment of a large corporation or autonomous, are… more >> shaping complex concepts With three-dimensional (3D) printers, manufacturers create a variety of products from prototypes… 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. • Esko and Scodix Collaborate to Streamline Packaging Enhancements – Packaging • Mactac Expands Current Distribution of Industrial Tapes for West Coast – Digital Printing • HP Launches Metals 3D Printing Technology for Mass Production – 3D • INX Digital to Introduce a New Inkjet Ink at SGIA Expo – Digital Printing • Lectra Fashion PLM 4.0 Release Gives Fashion Companies Power of Connectivity – Textiles • Konica Minolta Launches AccurioWide 160 and 200 Hybrid UV LED Printers – Digital Printing • DuPont Electronics & Imaging Announces Newest In-Mold Electronics Inks – Electronics • Creative Edge Software Releases iC3D v5.5 Powered by Real-Time Ray Tracing – 3D


	Seiko instruments u.s.a., inc. Seiko Instruments Inc. (represented in the U.S. by Seiko Instruments USA Inc.) is a manufacturing organization historically responsible for the design and production of timepieces that established the SEIKO… more >> SENCORPWHITE, INC. Sencorp brand thermoforming machines are recognized as the industry standard for producing consumer product, medical, food, cosmetic, and electronic blister and clamshell packages. Sustainable materials… more >> Sensor films, inc. Sensor Films Inc. is an additive manufacturing solutions provider that is changing the way electronic products are manufactured. Sensor Films designs and builds digital manufacturing and printing systems equipped… 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 2018 Industrial Print. All rights reserved.

Sep 21, 2008Olivia Cahoon

Industrial Print eNewsletter, September 19, 2018

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