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Empress impress with UV LED

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Empress impress with UV LED GEW would like to share their latest customer case study with you, looki

Empress impress with UV LED GEW would like to share their latest customer case study with you, looking at a leading commercial printer and their reasons for investing in UV LED curing systems... David May, Managing Director at Empress Litho, is animated when explaining what he believes are the key reasons for the company's ongoing success in a fiercely competitive market: "We're a highly flexible, award-winning printing company who have been collaborating with the best of the creative industry for over 30 years. We're more of a trusted partner than a supplier, advising and working closely with clients to realise their creative vision. Our reputation for exceptional print is matched only by our commitment to impeccable service. From self-publishers to large corporates, we give everyone the same love, attention and guidance." [With UV LEDs, Empress can now print on difficult papers and other substrates, allowing you to move on to more prestigious, high quality jobs.]( Empress's 6-colour Heidelberg CD102 has been retrofitted with a GEW LeoLED UV curing system installed in the press delivery. Its two 100cm-width LED lampheads have a width-switching function down to 80cm, enabling energy to be saved when printing smaller sheet sizes. The UV LED system is complete with its own chiller unit, integrated power supply, and an HMI touchscreen which gives the press operator complete control over the UV curing process. Click the button to read the rest of the case study on the GEW website: [Read the case study now]( If you wish to unsubscribe from Printweek Third Party Correspondence emails, please click [here](. To understand how we process, use & safeguard your data, please read our [Privacy Policy](. If you would like to update your marketing contact preferences, then please [click here](.

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