FlexoColor Completes Miraclon Certification
(10 percent) international visitors. All in Print China took place in nine halls at SNIEC (Shanghai New International Expo Center), with a
FlexoColor, based in Valencia, Spain, has complet- ed the Miraclon Certification Program for FLEXCEL NX Plates. The certification has been designed to evaluate KODAK FLEXCEL System users’ ability to meet international standards in flexographic plate- making and represents a feature set that drives ef- ficiency, repeatability, and consistent qCuality flexo plate production. The certification process is supported with com- prehensive data measurement and analysis. All In Print China Wraps Show In Shanghai At the recent staging of the 9th All in Print China trade fair in Shanghai, 1,003 exhibitors from the printing and packaging industry from 14 countries and regions, including China, Germany, India, Ko- rea, and Japan, participated in the event. On more than 110,000 square meters, they repre- sented the entire value chain of the sector, includ- ing publishing, paper packaging, flexible packaging and labeling. A total of 108,136 trade visitors from 126 nations attended the 4-day event, with 10,164
focus on seven main themes: Digital Printing, Pre- press and Digitization, Comprehensive Printing, In- telligent Post-press, Comprehensive Packaging, In- novative Materials and Label & Flexible Packaging Industry. The show featured two specialized zones — Print- ing Digitization Factory and Innovation Factory, and one special display area — Display on the Achievements of Digitalization of Printing Industry in Yangtze River Delta. The 10th All in Print Chi- na is scheduled for October 28-31, 2024, at SNIEC (Shanghai New International Expo Center).
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