KBA has signalled its intention to push its digital platform this year, stating that the KBA RotaJET L digital press platform will dominate the company’s presence at the Hunkeler Innovationdays, taking place in February in Lucerne.
Experts from KBA will provide information on the latest and future RotaJET VL applications in industrial digital printing.
The modular RotaJET L platform, available in five different web widths from 895 to 1300mm, can be upgraded to the maximum printing width and colour content at a later date. KBA says it can configure the presses to suit all fundamental
KBA showed its RotaJET 76 at the Hunkeler Innovationdays last year
application areas in the high-volume digital printing segment as well as retrofitting future generations of printing heads. This means print companies can update their presses, dealing with changing demands, without needing to invest in entirely new kit.
Along with the new 89-130 series based on the RotaJET L platform and the RotaJET 76, unveiled at drupa 2012 for book, commercial, magazine and newspaper printing, KBA has built the RotaJET VL inkjet range with a printing width of over 1.6m, or over 2m for industrial applications.
KBA adds that its partnership with HP, announced last September, for the development and production of a digital press for corrugated printing, is based on KBA’s experience in precision mechanical engineering for a host of print applications and processes.
