demistifying drupa 2016

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KMPA HALL, KOCHI

Demystifying

Kerala Master Printers Association Presents


“It was a quiet DRUPA, but the business was still done. I really don’t think we are going to recognize our industry at the next drupa, there is likely to be some good surprises and some bad ones.“The industry must prepare for some major changes.”

Andy McCourtEditor,Print21.com

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Drupa 2016


19 HALLS 1837 STALLS EXHIBITORS FROM 50 COUNTRIES VISITORS FROM 188 COUNTRIES VISITORS COMES TO 2,84 LAKHS(Approx.) 1900 JOURNALISTS FROM 74 COUNTRIES


• 54% of visitors came to drupa 2016 with concrete investment intentions

• 29% placed orders during drupa • 30% are planning to place their orders

after drupa • 60% found new suppliers at drupa


2012 – 15,000 Indian visitors 2016 – 28,000 Indian visitors

2012 Total Visitors 2012 Indians 2016 Total Visitors 2016 Indians


1837 STALLS 18 Indian stalls/44 exhibitors

2016 Total Visitors2016 Indians


Main focus on…


PRE PRESS/PRINT PREMEDIA/MULTICHANNEL POSTPRESS/CONVERTING/PACKAGING FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES MATERIALS EQUIPMENTS/SERVICE/INFRASTRUCTURE USED MACHINERIES DIP – DRUPA INNOVATION CENTRE

STALL DIVISIONS


KBA – RAPIDA 75- B2 PLUS HEIDELBERG – ANICOLOUR – B2 RMGT – 920 Press as an 8 colour perfector KOMORI – LITHRONE G29- B2 PLUS MANROLAND 700 Evolution

OFFSETPRESS/PRINT


FUJIFILM – JET PRESS HP– INDIGO DELPHAX– ELAN PRESSES KODAK - ULTRASTREAM

DIGITAL PRESSES

TWO TECHNOLOGIES ARE AVAILABLE :

LIQID TONER & INKJET In 2012-2016 - Less than 100 sheet fed installation

Main constrain – Speed, Quality, Consistency, Cost & ownership


HEIDELBERG – PRIME FIRE&OMNIFIRE 1000/250

LANDA– S10 Sheeted, Straight printing KOMORI– IMPREMIA IS 29 CANON – OCE VARIOPRINT i300 XEROX – BRENVA HD & TRIVOR 2400 KODAK– NEXPRESS & ULTRASTREAM XEIKON – TRILLIUM ONE KONICA MINOLTA – KM1 KBA - Varijet

DIGITAL PRESSES


HP – Biggest stall with 50 machines(230 T)HP INDIGO

INDIGO – 50000INDIGO – 12000

INDIGO-17000INDIGO – 8000

DIGITAL PRESSES


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MAJOR ATTRACTIONS PRE PRESS SOFTWARES LASER TECHNOLOGY INKJET VALUE ADDITION POST PRESS DIGITALISATION FLEXOGRAPHY INKS LANDA NANO FUTURE TECHNOLOGY


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Lamination LED UV Foiling Digital die cutting Personalization Customization Multitasking Augmented Reality

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Digital + Post press attachments Customization Digital Foiling Digital die cutting Embossing/De bossing Holograms Security features

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Application based Security LED curing UV Metallic pigments from Merck Water based Wide colour gamut

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BIGDEALS


25 HP Indigo 12000 presses being sold to photo products company Shutterfly

• HP announced a sale of about 20 HP Indigo presses to Cimpress Scodix reported that more than 100 new customers from 21

countries

Highcon billed drupa 2016 as “a resounding success,” taking $42 million in orders

Landa declared €450 million in orders for presses to be delivered sometime in 2017.

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INDIAN DEALS• TCPL Packaging Press Mumbai orders 3 KBA Rapida including

one 7 colour plus coater combi UV press.

Matrubhumi Printing & Publishing orders 20 Violet CTP units from KRAUSAE

APL grabbed 26 orders for LED UV for sheet fed and Flexo presses

Joystar Mumbai & Nutech Delhi has ordered for Scodix . Out of 110 machine deals 22 will come to india.

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PRAGATHI PRESS HYDERABAD has booked Automatic stamp Foiling machine SBL 1050 from Taiwan based Co. SBL group

Glamod Techno Labels Mumbai has signed a deal for Focus Pro Flex E narrow Web flexo Printing Press

PRAGATHI PRESS HYDERABAD also invests in FOCUS SIGHT FS 500 , the inspection & Sorting from Shuba Solutions .

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MAINTRENDS


MAIN TRENDS

Future is Positive The 4th industrial revolution More than a box Embellishing the future Fixed colour palette printing Digital publishing Face change in printing


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It reflects a very positive picture for the printing industry in the coming months and years, and companies are again beginning to make significant investments after a long and difficult global economic period.

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The fourth industrial revolution, is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. It includes cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things and cloud computing. Many of the vendors, including formerly hardware-intensive Heidelberg, were talking about the need to go beyond the press for a total solution.

It increased level of multi-vendor collaboration

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Konica Minolta - THARSTERN Komori - Kodak(Prinergy) Landa - Komori KBA - HP/RR Donnelly EFI - Esko TechNova - Esko Komori - Konica Minolta Bobst - Kodak Xrite Pantone - Rutherford + Esko KBA - Xerox Heidelberg - Fujifilm Screen - BHS HP - Smurfit Kappa Heidelberg - Ricoh digital Kodak - Carbon

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Enfocus Xrite Pantone HP PrintOS Fiery Navigator Heidelberg cloud Agfa arkitex cloud

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It is digital direct-to-corrugated printing. At drupa 2012, BOBST was the only company that was really talking about this capability. While the company did not have the press in its stand during this drupa, samples were again being shown, and it garnered the prestigious Digital Press for Corrugated Board award from the European Digital Press Association (EDP).

In drupa 2016, more companies presented their products.

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More than a box.

EFI’s Nozomi C18000 direct-to-corrugated press drew a great attention in this category, and the company sold several units during the show. Nozomi is the name of a Japanese bullet train but also means hope in Japanese, implying that the press is fast (up to 9,000 sheets per hour) . EFI pegs its selling price at about half of alternative solutions, in the $2 to $3 million range.

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More than a box.

HP jumped into the fray, adding direct-to-corrugated to its portfolio that includes the Pagewide T1100 for printing, jointly developed with KBA, with the announcement of the PageWide C500. The company announced a collaboration with Smurfit Kappa, a world leader in paper-based packaging solutions with over 100 converting plants in Europe, to further develop the press, which is expected to be available in 2018.

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More than a box.

Konica Minolta introduced a new internally developed B1 inkjet press for folding carton and light corrugated materials. Screen and BHS took a different approach with the BHS Corrugated inline Digital Print Solution targeted at corrugated box plants and including printing inline with the corrugator. There are, of course, a number of wide format solutions, including those from HP Scitex, EFI and Durst, that print direct to corrugated, but not at the speeds these newer entrants can achieve.

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Embellishing the Future.

While many of these solutions have been in the market since drupa 2012 or before, their speed and functionality continues to increase. As digital printing continues to gain a larger foothold in both commercial and package printing, post-press can be a bottleneck. Shorter runs, faster turn times and demand from brand owners for sophisticated finishing that will make their products stand out on the shelf are key drivers here.

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Highcon and Scodix were showing presses at 5,000 and 4,000 sheets per hour, respectively.

Scodix offers a number of modules, from embossing and foiling to glitter, while Highcon offers digital cutting and creasing, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming dies MGI continues to expand its embellishment

features as well, with foiling, embossing and more.

Scodix had a professional photographer on its stand taking photos that were then produced as a gold foil poster for visitors to take with them.

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Landa was demonstrating Nano-Metallography, the ability to use its nanographic printing process to lay down foil only where it is needed Xeikon had in interesting technology demonstration with its Fusion Technology. It combines full color production printing with digital embellishment of labels and packaging in a single, one-pass and fully digital production process. Xeikon Fusion will consist of a series of embellishment modules released over time that are not just put in-line with the press

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Xeikon ‘s potential digital embellishment modules include hot and cold foiling; applying screen prints; and adding matte, gloss and structured flood and spot varnish, including raised varnish and a digital Braille module for pharmaceutical applications. HP also announced a similar strategy with its digital combination printing solution, demonstrating variable embellishments in line with an HP Indigo WS6800 label press driven by SmartStream MBO show caused digital online finishing machine - STAMINA which having the features nickless creasing, folding, gluing, finishing and final inspection (touch less operation)

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Fixed Color Palette Printing.

Extended Gamut printing, for flexo and offset, is trend number five and was a hot topic of discussion at drupa 2016. Companies including X-Rite Pantone, Esko, Asahi Photoproducts, Kodak, Heidelberg and more shared thoughts and solutions about this process printing technique using up to seven colors (CMYK plus orange, violet and green or blue) that enables more than 90% of Pantone colors to be achieved.

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Digital publishing .

The trend number six is nothing new…But Digital is clearly making inroads into end- to –end book Publishing solutions .Increase in Production speeds ,Reduced make ready , Economic execution & Zero waste. Online & Integrated Post press operations making finished Books Instant..!!In addition to existing players conventional post press giants coming out with independent solutions or tie up with Digital companies.

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Digital publishing .

Xerox – Matti partnership for Web to web print solutions Fuji partners with Horizon Kolbus Introduces independent integrated

complete book production solution Muller Martini print products can be produced

touch less on modular hybrid systems for saddle stitching, perfect binding and hardcover

productions and smart process solutions for the mailroom.

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Face change of Printing .

The trend number seven is expressed by the participation of 3D printing, Electronic printing, Functional printing individually or in combination in graphic industry. There was an entire pavilion dedicated to this at the show. The application is common in advertisement, packaging and fabric printing. Most of the main players in the field were not attended in show. There involvement graphic industry should change the face of printing

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6 What will be the future…?I am sure, the questions are…

Where do we invest ? What will be the strategy ? What will be the next face ? How do we succeed ? Is there a short cut ? From where do we get return ?

CONCLUSION


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TECHNOLOGY

There is only one answer,


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DANIEL BRUNTONMD, Brunton Publication Industry

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6CONCLUSION

1. Inkjet is definitely the future. But it has a long way before it replaces. 2. Traditional companies becoming the flag bearers of technology, leading the way forward.3. Growth opportunities in packaging, flexo, software and digital.4. Value addition, personalization, technology integration and customization are the key for

growth.5. A face shift from PRINTING IMAGES to PRINTING OF THINGS will happen.


LOOKING AHEAD TO

2020


Prior to the show, drupa team had announced it was moving drupa to a three-year cycle. But during the show, they backed off this position and announced that drupa would remain on a four-year cycle with the next show scheduled for June of 2020, likely due to exhibitor pressure.

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