Griffin-Rutgers Company: Digital printing system

The DriveLine B from Griffin-Rutgers, exclusive North American representative for Heidelberg’s Linoprint digital printing systems, is a digital system for multicolor, high-resolution, complete printing of labels (paper or coated) and web stocks (paper, aluminum, or plastics).

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May 3, 2010

DriveLine B also adds variable information to substrates and handles short runs, long runs, language changes, serialization, linear and 2D codes, and security and anti-counterfeiting measures. Constructed as a compact standalone system. Can be customized for the substrate used, so with DriveLine B, it is possible to print substrates that are flexible, elastic, or highly sensitive to pressure or temperature exposure.

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