Enercon: Corona treater improves ink adhesion

Designed to improve ink adhesion on high-speed flexographic presses and digital printing applications, Enercon’s CoronaFlex corona treater meets the diverse needs of narrow web printers by offering flexible integration options, the ability to improve wettability on a wide range of substrates, and an intuitive touch screen that guides operators to improved treating performance.

Enercon Industries Corp.

Oct 12, 2014

The CoronaFlex features a compact footprint, can be integrated into virtually any position on all OEM presses, has a large scalable treatment window, and treats both conductive and nonconductive films without the need for an electrode or cartridge change.

Installation has been simplified: each CoronaFlex ships with a complete turnkey installation package providing everything that’s needed for an easy start-up. On screen troubleshooting is backed by Enercon’s 24-hour customer support hotline.

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