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New design permits one step ink jet printing and converting
AB Graphic announces Flytec F2010
March 04, 2011 | By PSA Newsdesk based on a press release
AB Graphic recently announced the development of Flytec F2010, a standalone printing and converting system that permits inkjet printing, slitting and rewinding in one work-step. “The Flytec 2010 is based on our well proven Flytec 2000 system and is equipped with accumulator and an intelligent menu-driven handling process,” says Tony Bell of AB Graphic. “All finishing and controlling work can be carried out in a single work-step thanks to clever new design features.” ...cont´d
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