Care, monitoring and proper maintenance of your anilox will go a long way in improving your plant’s bottom line.

by shonc | Sep 18, 2018 | Blog

Care, monitoring and proper maintenance of your anilox will go a long way in improving your plant’s bottom line As first seen in Corrugated Today January/February Is your plant running flat out? Are you tired of replacing rolls? Do you think things like “I don’t...

Flesh tones, why attention to detail in engravings for preprint matters to you

by shonc | Aug 27, 2018 | Blog

Flesh tones why attention to detail in engravings for preprint matters to you In case you missed it, the printing industry has undergone a major evolution. Over the last twenty years or so, the billboards have crept in from the highways and byways to the aisles of the...

Optimize Performance: Jason Cagle and John Rastetter

by shonc | Aug 7, 2018 | Blog

Optimize Performance As first seen in AICC BoxScore   It is possible to increase productivity and efficiency by addressing two key problem areas that impact all flexo printers alike. Over time, subtle shifts occur in print but often go unnoticed, both the good...

How to find your print consistency

by shonc | Jul 24, 2018 | Blog

How to find your print consistency When it comes to finding that sweet spot in print, nothing matters more than predictable ink release. It is the number one thing that will make or break your print consistency. Once ink release stability is obtained, an anilox moving...

Unpacking the Anilox

by shonc | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog

Unpacking the Anilox After producing our first anilox roller in 1946, Pamarco eventually went on to develop the ceramic roll still used today. Over the past seven decades, Pamarco has founded and refined a manufacturing process based on consistency. By providing one...

The Journey Starts with 5s

by shonc | Jun 18, 2018 | Blog

The Journey Starts with 5s If you’re anything like me, you might enjoy the attribute of mild OCD and relate to the idea of everything has a place and everything in its place. This is 5s in a nutshell. Although I’m making it sound simple, googling the term “5s” results...