This document provides an overview and summary of a presentation about new reference print conditions for the 21st century based on ISO 15339. It discusses how printing and substrates have evolved, improvements in color measurement technology, and legacy versus new reference print conditions. The presentation agenda is outlined which includes discussing the evolution of printing, comparing color gamuts of different reference print conditions, using new ICC profiles with legacy color files, and adjusting reference data sets to local press stocks.
Printing technology web offset printing SappiHouston
Web offset printing is a printing technique where the ink is transferred to a rubber blanket cylinder before being printed onto the paper. There are two main types of web offset printing machines: newspaper printing machines capable of printing at speeds up to 900 meters per minute, and commercial web offset machines. Key aspects of web offset printing include the multi-unit design where each unit has plate cylinders, blanket cylinders, and drying processes to print and dry the ink between each successive color. The document then provides diagrams and descriptions of the various components involved in web offset printing, from the printing units to the reeling, drying, and folding of the finished printed material.
The document discusses the history and evolution of flexography, a modern letterpress printing technique. Originally developed in England using aniline oil-based inks, flexography was initially used for food packaging printing. Since the 1990s, advances in platemaking and inks have improved print quality and expanded flexography's applications. Modern flexography uses photopolymer plates instead of rubber plates, and water-based or UV-curing inks instead of traditional solvent-based inks, reducing air pollution. Flexography is commonly used today for printing labels, food containers, flexible packaging, and corrugated boxes.
Este documento describe varias técnicas de impresión como el puntillismo, la serigrafía, la offset, la litografía y el huecograbado. Explica los procesos, materiales e historia de cada técnica.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de tintas y procesos de curado, incluidas tintas convencionales, tintas a base de agua, tintas UV curadas con luz y tintas curadas por electrones o radiación. También explica cómo funcionan estos diferentes tipos de tintas, sus ventajas y desventajas, y proporciona detalles sobre el proceso de curado UV y las pruebas para garantizar la eficiencia del curado.
Wrinkles & Piping in paper reels is an annoying problem. When the reel is used for any conversion, printing, lamination or anything, you get rejects and rejects. This presentation gives some thoughts on how can we minimize wrinkles and piping.
Print quality is determined by several factors including color reproduction, detail reproduction, gloss, and defects. Color reproduction depends on paper properties, ink properties, dot gain, and trapping. Higher print densities and smoother paper surfaces allow for wider color gamuts. Ink demand is mainly controlled by paper roughness and porosity, with smoother papers requiring less ink. Dot gain increases halftone dot size and must be considered when choosing screen rulings. Trapping influences color gamut through secondary colors and depends on ink sequence and transfer properties. Gloss is influenced by paper coating and ink, though consumer perception of differences in gloss can vary.
O documento descreve o processo de rotogravura, definindo-o como um processo de impressão direta utilizando uma matriz cilíndrica em baixo relevo. Detalha a história do processo, suas características, mercados alvo, equipamentos e o processo de execução da matriz cilíndrica utilizada na impressão.
Printing technology web offset printing SappiHouston
Web offset printing is a printing technique where the ink is transferred to a rubber blanket cylinder before being printed onto the paper. There are two main types of web offset printing machines: newspaper printing machines capable of printing at speeds up to 900 meters per minute, and commercial web offset machines. Key aspects of web offset printing include the multi-unit design where each unit has plate cylinders, blanket cylinders, and drying processes to print and dry the ink between each successive color. The document then provides diagrams and descriptions of the various components involved in web offset printing, from the printing units to the reeling, drying, and folding of the finished printed material.
The document discusses the history and evolution of flexography, a modern letterpress printing technique. Originally developed in England using aniline oil-based inks, flexography was initially used for food packaging printing. Since the 1990s, advances in platemaking and inks have improved print quality and expanded flexography's applications. Modern flexography uses photopolymer plates instead of rubber plates, and water-based or UV-curing inks instead of traditional solvent-based inks, reducing air pollution. Flexography is commonly used today for printing labels, food containers, flexible packaging, and corrugated boxes.
Este documento describe varias técnicas de impresión como el puntillismo, la serigrafía, la offset, la litografía y el huecograbado. Explica los procesos, materiales e historia de cada técnica.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de tintas y procesos de curado, incluidas tintas convencionales, tintas a base de agua, tintas UV curadas con luz y tintas curadas por electrones o radiación. También explica cómo funcionan estos diferentes tipos de tintas, sus ventajas y desventajas, y proporciona detalles sobre el proceso de curado UV y las pruebas para garantizar la eficiencia del curado.
Wrinkles & Piping in paper reels is an annoying problem. When the reel is used for any conversion, printing, lamination or anything, you get rejects and rejects. This presentation gives some thoughts on how can we minimize wrinkles and piping.
Print quality is determined by several factors including color reproduction, detail reproduction, gloss, and defects. Color reproduction depends on paper properties, ink properties, dot gain, and trapping. Higher print densities and smoother paper surfaces allow for wider color gamuts. Ink demand is mainly controlled by paper roughness and porosity, with smoother papers requiring less ink. Dot gain increases halftone dot size and must be considered when choosing screen rulings. Trapping influences color gamut through secondary colors and depends on ink sequence and transfer properties. Gloss is influenced by paper coating and ink, though consumer perception of differences in gloss can vary.
O documento descreve o processo de rotogravura, definindo-o como um processo de impressão direta utilizando uma matriz cilíndrica em baixo relevo. Detalha a história do processo, suas características, mercados alvo, equipamentos e o processo de execução da matriz cilíndrica utilizada na impressão.
The document discusses web offset printing. Web offset printing uses a continuous roll of paper fed through the printing press. There are two methods of drying - heat set uses forced air heating to dry ink rapidly, while cold set relies on natural evaporation and absorption to dry ink more slowly. The document focuses on web offset printing, describing characteristics like high printing speeds up to 900 meters per minute and applications including books, magazines, newspapers, and catalogs.
Presentation on green chemistry in gravure printingAdesh Katariya
Growing concern for the Global warming leading to green house effect is the result of excessive use of solvents and pollutants in the atmosphere.
This presentation is based on risks of chemicals used in gravure printing , details are for toxicological, Eco-toxicological concerns.
This document provides an overview of paper properties and their impact on the printing process. It discusses the paper making process, key paper properties like basis weight, caliper, formation, surface sizing and optical properties. It explains how these properties affect aspects like ink absorption, print quality, smoothness and strength. The document also covers specialty paper grades and educational resources for further understanding paper.
Screen printing uses stencils to transfer images onto surfaces through a fabric screen. The stencil blocks ink from passing through in some areas while allowing it in others to create the image. Carousel screen printing uses multiple screens on a rotating mechanism to print with different colors more quickly and efficiently. Screen printing is commonly used to apply graphics and logos to products. Photocopying uses a dry toner instead of liquid ink in a non-contact printing process, allowing images to be reproduced in different sizes. Gravure printing employs an engraved plate to hold ink which is applied to paper to create high-quality art and photography books. Offset lithography uses oil and gum to divide a smooth plate surface into ink-accepting and ink
The document describes the process of paper production, including:
1) Wood fibers are the main raw material and are unlocked from surrounding tissue through mechanical or chemical processes to produce pulp.
2) The pulp is refined, additives are mixed in, and the slurry is formed into a continuous web on a paper machine where water is removed through several sections.
3) Key factors that determine paper properties are fiber length and orientation, degree of refining, and additives used. The paper making process produces a fiber-oriented sheet with different characteristics on each side.
The document summarizes developments in digital textile printing. It notes that while digital printing currently has only 2% market share compared to traditional analog processes like screen printing, its market penetration is growing at over 6% in the next five years. Digital printing offers advantages like variable data, short runs, and customization. However, its adoption is still limited by factors like expertise, workflows, and costs. Inkjet technology is advancing to help address costs, with production printers now available. If digital printing captures just 6% of the global textile printing market, it could be a $1 billion industry.
Delamination refers to the separation of layers in printing stock like paper or cardboard. It can be caused by issues during cutting, stacking, or unrolling of paper. Precautions like carefully cutting paper, discarding bottom sheets, and using wedges or probes gently can prevent delamination. For example, in one print shop delamination was traced to a mispositioned cutter bar damaging sheet edges, causing strips to roll up during processing. Identifying the problem sheet can help determine if the cause was cutting, stacking, or something earlier in the paper making process.
This document provides a troubleshooting guide for common problems in packaging gravure printing. It lists 25 problems such as abrasion, scumming, picking, misting, bleeding, haze, dot skip, and mottling. For each problem, it describes how to recognize it, probable causes, and suggested remedies. The guide is intended to help solve pressroom issues and improve print quality in packaging gravure printing.
Graphic designers follow a specific process to create effective visual solutions that meet client needs. This includes:
1) Understanding the design brief to learn the project details, target audience, and client requirements.
2) Conducting research by analyzing other similar designs and gathering descriptive information.
3) Creating thumbnail sketches that explore various layouts, styles, and design elements to solve the problem.
4) Developing rough drafts and selecting the strongest ideas to present to the client for feedback.
5) Creating a final comprehensive design based on client feedback and presenting the solution.
The document discusses various problem cases that can occur in a pressroom, including electrostatic charge on paper, crease formation, picking, emulsification, ghosting, mottling, horizontal stripes, darkening, and changes in tone value. It provides details on the causes and remedies for each issue. The key issues covered are electrostatic charge occurring when paper is too dry, crease formation from poorly fed paper or machine settings, and remedies like ensuring proper paper moisture and machine adjustments.
This document discusses how friction affects various stages of the papermaking process and product quality. It provides background on friction forces in papermaking and how coefficients of friction can impact winding efficiency and quality. The document then examines how different paper chemicals, fillers, and components from wood extractives can increase or decrease the coefficient of friction in paper. Maintaining consistent friction throughout the papermaking process is important for optimal performance.
The document discusses several common printing processes: photocopying/xerography, offset lithography, flexography, gravure, and screenprinting. For each process, it describes the basic steps, common applications, advantages, and disadvantages. Photocopying involves transferring an image onto paper using static electricity and light. Offset lithography uses inked plates to transfer images onto a rubber cylinder and then paper. Flexography is used for packaging and uses inked flexible plates to print. Gravure etching involves engraving images onto cylinders and filling the etched areas with ink. Screenprinting uses screens with blocked images to push ink onto fabrics or paper.
El documento describe los principales sistemas de impresión, incluyendo sistemas tipográficos, offset, flexográfico, huecograbado, serigráfico, hot stamping, tampografía y fotocromos. Explica brevemente cómo funciona cada sistema y los tipos de materiales que pueden imprimir.
La flexografía es una técnica de impresión que utiliza planchas flexibles con zonas en relieve para transferir tinta a diversos sustratos como papel, cartón y plástico. Es ideal para la impresión de envases y embalajes debido a que sus tintas se secan rápidamente y sus planchas se adaptan a superficies irregulares. La flexografía ha ganado popularidad en la industria del empaque por su capacidad de imprimir en una variedad de materiales de manera eficiente.
The Bel-Champ dryer section patented by Beloit in the 1990s aimed to reduce drying shrinkage, especially at web edges, but was unable to reduce edge shrinkage significantly. As a result, the Bel-Champ design produces a very high shrinkage gradient at web edges compared to other dryer designs. This high shrinkage gradient causes problems like cockling, curling, wrinkling and increased broke that negatively impact runnability and paper quality. Additionally, the Bel-Champ requires high web and fabric temperatures that reduce drying efficiency and paper strength properties while increasing stickies problems.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de tecnologías y procesos de impresión, incluyendo flexografía, impresión offset, materiales de envases flexibles y sus características. También cubre temas como calidad de impresión, tamaños de tipos y tramas, control de calidad, equipos de impresión y procesos de metalización y termoformado.
El huecograbado es una técnica de impresión donde las imágenes se tallan en planchas de metal. Las zonas impresoras están formadas por celdillas pequeñas que atrapan la tinta líquida. El proceso utiliza un cilindro grabado con el diseño y tintas no grasas que se transfieren a la superficie de impresión.
The document discusses types of gravure inks, their properties, and applications. It describes that gravure inks consist of pigments, resins, solvents, and additives. There are four main types of gravure inks - reverse printing inks, surface printing inks, common inks for both surface and reverse printing, and inks for special applications. Polyurethane, vinyl, and acrylic-based inks are examples of reverse printing inks used in food packaging. Surface printing inks include general purpose, heat resistant, and oil/fat resistant inks used in packaging of products like milk, butter, and oils.
O processo de rotogravura foi desenvolvido por Karl Klic em 1860 e envolve a gravação de pequenos alvéolos em um cilindro através de uma ponta de diamante. A impressão ocorre quando a tinta preenche os alvéolos e é transferida para o papel sob pressão, permitindo reproduzir detalhes finos em altas tiragens. Atualmente é usado principalmente para embalagens flexíveis e catálogos de alta qualidade devido à sua alta resolução, embora seja economicamente viável apenas em grandes volumes de
Michael hampton figure drawing - design and invention 1Antonia Celli
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health, reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhance mood, and boost brain health. Staying physically active for at least 30 minutes each day is recommended for significant health improvements.
Today the inkjet industry is exploring how to achieve optimal, repeatable image quality. Brand owners expect high-quality output across all their communication channels. Yet many press manufacturers are frustrated that they are not able to achieve the quality that they expect. The physics of inkjet printing leads to challenges such as losing highlights or streaking and mottling. This is especially the case at high-speed. Experimenting with hardware choices has not overcome these quality problems. Applying color management software is insufficient.
Global Graphics Software, the developer of the Harlequin RIP, has been working with a number of inkjet press manufacturers to develop a solution to address the problem. Since 2011 they have been working on Harlequin ScreenPro, now one of the products in the Fundamentals line-up which will have its debut at Labelexpo Americas. Fundamentals provides inkjet press manufacturers with a single source of software and engineering knowhow. With Harlequin ScreenPro multi-level half-tone screens can be tuned for a specific press/media combination to produce the optimum quality.
Intelligent software is as important a component of your digital press as any...Global Graphics Software
Intelligent software makes a huge difference to the commercial success of your inkjet press. That's the message that Martin Bailey, CTO at Global Graphics Software, discusses at the annual Inkjet Conference on 5th and 6th October 2016.
The document discusses web offset printing. Web offset printing uses a continuous roll of paper fed through the printing press. There are two methods of drying - heat set uses forced air heating to dry ink rapidly, while cold set relies on natural evaporation and absorption to dry ink more slowly. The document focuses on web offset printing, describing characteristics like high printing speeds up to 900 meters per minute and applications including books, magazines, newspapers, and catalogs.
Presentation on green chemistry in gravure printingAdesh Katariya
Growing concern for the Global warming leading to green house effect is the result of excessive use of solvents and pollutants in the atmosphere.
This presentation is based on risks of chemicals used in gravure printing , details are for toxicological, Eco-toxicological concerns.
This document provides an overview of paper properties and their impact on the printing process. It discusses the paper making process, key paper properties like basis weight, caliper, formation, surface sizing and optical properties. It explains how these properties affect aspects like ink absorption, print quality, smoothness and strength. The document also covers specialty paper grades and educational resources for further understanding paper.
Screen printing uses stencils to transfer images onto surfaces through a fabric screen. The stencil blocks ink from passing through in some areas while allowing it in others to create the image. Carousel screen printing uses multiple screens on a rotating mechanism to print with different colors more quickly and efficiently. Screen printing is commonly used to apply graphics and logos to products. Photocopying uses a dry toner instead of liquid ink in a non-contact printing process, allowing images to be reproduced in different sizes. Gravure printing employs an engraved plate to hold ink which is applied to paper to create high-quality art and photography books. Offset lithography uses oil and gum to divide a smooth plate surface into ink-accepting and ink
The document describes the process of paper production, including:
1) Wood fibers are the main raw material and are unlocked from surrounding tissue through mechanical or chemical processes to produce pulp.
2) The pulp is refined, additives are mixed in, and the slurry is formed into a continuous web on a paper machine where water is removed through several sections.
3) Key factors that determine paper properties are fiber length and orientation, degree of refining, and additives used. The paper making process produces a fiber-oriented sheet with different characteristics on each side.
The document summarizes developments in digital textile printing. It notes that while digital printing currently has only 2% market share compared to traditional analog processes like screen printing, its market penetration is growing at over 6% in the next five years. Digital printing offers advantages like variable data, short runs, and customization. However, its adoption is still limited by factors like expertise, workflows, and costs. Inkjet technology is advancing to help address costs, with production printers now available. If digital printing captures just 6% of the global textile printing market, it could be a $1 billion industry.
Delamination refers to the separation of layers in printing stock like paper or cardboard. It can be caused by issues during cutting, stacking, or unrolling of paper. Precautions like carefully cutting paper, discarding bottom sheets, and using wedges or probes gently can prevent delamination. For example, in one print shop delamination was traced to a mispositioned cutter bar damaging sheet edges, causing strips to roll up during processing. Identifying the problem sheet can help determine if the cause was cutting, stacking, or something earlier in the paper making process.
This document provides a troubleshooting guide for common problems in packaging gravure printing. It lists 25 problems such as abrasion, scumming, picking, misting, bleeding, haze, dot skip, and mottling. For each problem, it describes how to recognize it, probable causes, and suggested remedies. The guide is intended to help solve pressroom issues and improve print quality in packaging gravure printing.
Graphic designers follow a specific process to create effective visual solutions that meet client needs. This includes:
1) Understanding the design brief to learn the project details, target audience, and client requirements.
2) Conducting research by analyzing other similar designs and gathering descriptive information.
3) Creating thumbnail sketches that explore various layouts, styles, and design elements to solve the problem.
4) Developing rough drafts and selecting the strongest ideas to present to the client for feedback.
5) Creating a final comprehensive design based on client feedback and presenting the solution.
The document discusses various problem cases that can occur in a pressroom, including electrostatic charge on paper, crease formation, picking, emulsification, ghosting, mottling, horizontal stripes, darkening, and changes in tone value. It provides details on the causes and remedies for each issue. The key issues covered are electrostatic charge occurring when paper is too dry, crease formation from poorly fed paper or machine settings, and remedies like ensuring proper paper moisture and machine adjustments.
This document discusses how friction affects various stages of the papermaking process and product quality. It provides background on friction forces in papermaking and how coefficients of friction can impact winding efficiency and quality. The document then examines how different paper chemicals, fillers, and components from wood extractives can increase or decrease the coefficient of friction in paper. Maintaining consistent friction throughout the papermaking process is important for optimal performance.
The document discusses several common printing processes: photocopying/xerography, offset lithography, flexography, gravure, and screenprinting. For each process, it describes the basic steps, common applications, advantages, and disadvantages. Photocopying involves transferring an image onto paper using static electricity and light. Offset lithography uses inked plates to transfer images onto a rubber cylinder and then paper. Flexography is used for packaging and uses inked flexible plates to print. Gravure etching involves engraving images onto cylinders and filling the etched areas with ink. Screenprinting uses screens with blocked images to push ink onto fabrics or paper.
El documento describe los principales sistemas de impresión, incluyendo sistemas tipográficos, offset, flexográfico, huecograbado, serigráfico, hot stamping, tampografía y fotocromos. Explica brevemente cómo funciona cada sistema y los tipos de materiales que pueden imprimir.
La flexografía es una técnica de impresión que utiliza planchas flexibles con zonas en relieve para transferir tinta a diversos sustratos como papel, cartón y plástico. Es ideal para la impresión de envases y embalajes debido a que sus tintas se secan rápidamente y sus planchas se adaptan a superficies irregulares. La flexografía ha ganado popularidad en la industria del empaque por su capacidad de imprimir en una variedad de materiales de manera eficiente.
The Bel-Champ dryer section patented by Beloit in the 1990s aimed to reduce drying shrinkage, especially at web edges, but was unable to reduce edge shrinkage significantly. As a result, the Bel-Champ design produces a very high shrinkage gradient at web edges compared to other dryer designs. This high shrinkage gradient causes problems like cockling, curling, wrinkling and increased broke that negatively impact runnability and paper quality. Additionally, the Bel-Champ requires high web and fabric temperatures that reduce drying efficiency and paper strength properties while increasing stickies problems.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de tecnologías y procesos de impresión, incluyendo flexografía, impresión offset, materiales de envases flexibles y sus características. También cubre temas como calidad de impresión, tamaños de tipos y tramas, control de calidad, equipos de impresión y procesos de metalización y termoformado.
El huecograbado es una técnica de impresión donde las imágenes se tallan en planchas de metal. Las zonas impresoras están formadas por celdillas pequeñas que atrapan la tinta líquida. El proceso utiliza un cilindro grabado con el diseño y tintas no grasas que se transfieren a la superficie de impresión.
The document discusses types of gravure inks, their properties, and applications. It describes that gravure inks consist of pigments, resins, solvents, and additives. There are four main types of gravure inks - reverse printing inks, surface printing inks, common inks for both surface and reverse printing, and inks for special applications. Polyurethane, vinyl, and acrylic-based inks are examples of reverse printing inks used in food packaging. Surface printing inks include general purpose, heat resistant, and oil/fat resistant inks used in packaging of products like milk, butter, and oils.
O processo de rotogravura foi desenvolvido por Karl Klic em 1860 e envolve a gravação de pequenos alvéolos em um cilindro através de uma ponta de diamante. A impressão ocorre quando a tinta preenche os alvéolos e é transferida para o papel sob pressão, permitindo reproduzir detalhes finos em altas tiragens. Atualmente é usado principalmente para embalagens flexíveis e catálogos de alta qualidade devido à sua alta resolução, embora seja economicamente viável apenas em grandes volumes de
Michael hampton figure drawing - design and invention 1Antonia Celli
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health, reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhance mood, and boost brain health. Staying physically active for at least 30 minutes each day is recommended for significant health improvements.
Today the inkjet industry is exploring how to achieve optimal, repeatable image quality. Brand owners expect high-quality output across all their communication channels. Yet many press manufacturers are frustrated that they are not able to achieve the quality that they expect. The physics of inkjet printing leads to challenges such as losing highlights or streaking and mottling. This is especially the case at high-speed. Experimenting with hardware choices has not overcome these quality problems. Applying color management software is insufficient.
Global Graphics Software, the developer of the Harlequin RIP, has been working with a number of inkjet press manufacturers to develop a solution to address the problem. Since 2011 they have been working on Harlequin ScreenPro, now one of the products in the Fundamentals line-up which will have its debut at Labelexpo Americas. Fundamentals provides inkjet press manufacturers with a single source of software and engineering knowhow. With Harlequin ScreenPro multi-level half-tone screens can be tuned for a specific press/media combination to produce the optimum quality.
Intelligent software is as important a component of your digital press as any...Global Graphics Software
Intelligent software makes a huge difference to the commercial success of your inkjet press. That's the message that Martin Bailey, CTO at Global Graphics Software, discusses at the annual Inkjet Conference on 5th and 6th October 2016.
A breakthrough in inkjet quality - Harlequin Multi-Level Digital ScreeningGlobal Graphics Software
Harlequin Multi-Level Digital Screening is a new technology from Global Graphics Software. It has been specially developed so you can print confidently on challenging media and at higher speed, allowing you to expand into higher quality (higher margin) applications.
Marc Levine Live Webinar: How to Build Quality-Focused Partnerships in Your P...SGK
Presented by Marc Levine, director of enterprise print quality at Schawk, learn how to set specifications, collect data, and drive print quality focused partnerships across your supply chain and around the globe.
Watch the entire webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o44VVF7VhT0
Marc Levine Live Webinar: How to Build Quality-Focused Partnerships in Your P...BrandSquare
In How to Build Quality-Focused Partnerships in Your Print Supply Chain, Marc Levine, Director of Enterprise Print Quality at Schawk, explains what steps your brand can take to enable efficient processes and drive the highest quality from your print suppliers.
Watch the entire webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o44VVF7VhT0
This document discusses standardization in offset printing workflows using Prinect Color Solutions. It describes how Prinect products like the Prinect CP2000 Center, Prinect Image Control, Quality Monitor, Calibration Manager, and PrintOpen support standardization by allowing users to create and work with standards or reference values for printing processes. Standards help ensure consistent and repeatable quality across jobs and locations by establishing common protocols and tolerances for color output.
Seine (Holland) B.V belongst to Ninestar was established in 2003 near Amsterdam. Since 16 years ago, to support European customers it keep growing and is now recognized as a top distributing and service center in Europe.
Seine Holland will always launch Popular New models in Europe
Customers are free to access our online ordering system 24/7
Provide Chip update solution in Europe which makes Seine Holland provide first chip update solution
Infodream, is the European leader in the quality software for 27 years. We are specialized in monitoring and improving quality in manufacturing.
Qual@xy Suite is an integrated group of quality and production software modules. This MES software is totally an innovative and cost effective solution.
Infodream provides a unique insight of manufacturing process allowing you to plan and manage quality whilst increasing plant efficiency and productivity.
Sending print data directIy to the printhead electronics makes it possible to achieve blistering speeds even with variable data when every item is different. Can you maintain optimum quality too? The benefit is significantly improved productivity because you can keep presses running with no waiting time. At TheIJC, Düsseldorf, October 2019, Tom Mooney discusses recent technical breakthroughs and describes how the answer lies in a software engine that can obtain blistering speeds by driving data directly to the electronics whilst correcting for common quality defects.
Larson has developed software for the technical graphics industry for over 25 years. VizEx Edit is a native CGM editor, the ideal graphics creation and revision software, providing compliance with the S1000D and iSpec 2200 specifications.
Larson's world leading CGM technology enables you to distribute your CGM graphics easily to co-workers, customers, partners and suppliers. The VizEx View family comprises of various products each designed to deliver reliable and quality CGM files. We will also demonstrate our new revolutionary VizEx View HTML5 product, no plug-in required.
Spotfire is an analytics platform that provides value across use cases from data discovery to predictive analytics. It offers advanced analytics capabilities like predictive modeling, big data handling, and real-time monitoring. Manufacturing customers use Spotfire for applications such as quality control, reliability analysis, equipment monitoring, and supply chain optimization.
For the full video of this presentation, please visit:
http://www.embedded-vision.com/platinum-members/analog-devices/embedded-vision-training/videos/pages/may-2014-embedded-vision-summi
For more information about embedded vision, please visit:
http://www.embedded-vision.com
Rajesh Mahapatra, Engineering Manager at Analog Devices, presents the "Multiple Uses of Pipelined Video Pre-Processor Hardware in Vision Applications" tutorial at the May 2014 Embedded Vision Summit.
Significant resemblance and overlap exist among the pre-processing blocks of different vision applications. For instance, image gradients and edges have proven beneficial for a variety of applications, such as face detection, traffic sign recognition, and fault detection. What if such pre-processing was available "for free" to vision developers, as a built-in hardware feature with a compute pipelining mechanism?
In this presentation, Mahapatra illustrates how edge detection as a pre-processing tool can be used effectively to reduce the computational cost of vision applications, enabling low-power implementations. Analog Devices' examples include the detection of faces, traffic speed limit signs and irises, demonstrating a significant reduction in programmable DSP loading.
SAP OEM Embedded Solutions Guide- March 2013Roisinmon
Embed our world-class solutions and platforms directly into your own applications – for greater market potential – by becoming an SAP OEM partner. Read and learn about the latest Embedded Solutions and Platforms for OEMs from SAP.
Managed runtime performance expert, Monica Beckwith will divulge her survival guide which is essential for any application performance engineer. Following simple rules and performance engineering patterns will make you and your stakeholders happy.
PBM Graphics is one of the largest commercial printers in the Southeast United States, with over 600,000 square feet of manufacturing and fulfillment space and around 700 employees. They provide end-to-end printing, packaging, and fulfillment services for Fortune 500 customers across 27 US states and Canada. PBM Graphics has a quality management system certified to ISO 9001:2000 standards and focuses on team-based customer service, diversity of in-house services, and quality control throughout the production process.
This document summarizes a webinar presentation about deploying and mobilizing technical graphics. It discusses how expectations, benefits, data, devices, and technology have changed to propel electronic deployment strategies. Technical graphics play a significant role in technical manuals. The webinar focuses on file formats, production software, and deployment mechanisms like HTML5 that allow graphics to be viewed on various devices without plugins. It provides examples of using HTML5 features like canvas and SVG to display graphics in the browser.
EPSGlobal works with OEMs and CEMs in the automotive, consumer, industrial, aerospace and defense industries in its eleven programming centers in Brazil, China, Czech Republic, Hungary (2), Ireland, Malaysia, Mexico, Romania, Thailand and the USA (NPI Center). We understand our customers' needs: competitive pricing, fast turns and zero defects. Our systems and processes are dedicated to delivering consistent product quality, competitive pricing and reliable on-time delivery.
Outsource your semiconductor programming to EPSGlobal and benefit from reduced costs, increased productivity and an integrated supply chain. Our state-of-the-art fully automated systems will program, 3D coplanarity check, laser mark and tape & reel your product and we can guarantee rapid delivery to help you meet your production deadlines.
You are guaranteed unparalleled quality and service when you work with EPS. We have achieved ISO9001, ISO/TS16949 & VDA6.3 certifications.
To celebrate CadSoft turning 25, we surveyed engineers involved in the field of PCB design to get a snapshot of the industry trends in 2013.
Here we present our findings.
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