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SURTECO, a surface specialist, has recently unveiled a novel full-width digital printing method. This innovation will offer customers enhanced flexibility and efficiency in creating decorative surfaces for furniture and flooring.
How the customers will get benefitted?
The system can be used to produce high-quality decor prints up to 225 cm wide – with several decors on one roll and a repeat length of up to six meters. Unconventional structures and large colour spaces are also possible even with the smallest batch sizes. Even dimensionally critical decor papers can be printed with the machine configuration. And new, creative designs – such as fantasy decors – are no problem either.
“The system opens up completely new possibilities for our customers in terms of flexibility, quality and decor variety,” summarises Robert Vancko, Head of Business Unit Surfaces.
Since the digital printing system was commissioned, numerous customer orders have been accepted, produced, and delivered. “The customers are very satisfied with the quality and so are we. This enables us to fulfill demanding customer requests, both from existing customers and new customers,” says Vancko.
In recent years, with the support of financial grants, SURTECO has successfully developed and commercialised a new digital printing process. This initiative was made possible by funding received in 2017 through the Environmental Innovation Program, orchestrated by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) and managed by the Federal Environment Agency (UBA) in the years that followed.
Established in 1979, the Environmental Innovation Program has been instrumental in assisting companies to implement innovative and eco-friendly processes that align ecological sustainability with economic demands.
SURTECO GROUP SE, based in Buttenwiesen, is a medium-sized, internationally active, listed company. The company unites leading national and international brands in surface technology under one roof. The extensive product portfolio includes printed decor papers, impregnates, release papers, decorative surface films and edgebanding based on special technical papers and plastics, as well as plastic skirtings, technical profiles for industry and roller shutter systems and coated fabrics. The Group manufactures its products at 26 locations on four continents worldwide and employs around 3,800 people. Surteco has been the pioneer of digital printing from a long time.
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