Bell-Mark Corp.: Bell-Mark Corp.: Cartridge inking method

The Bell-Mark Corp. introduces a cartridge inking method and an open cavity doctor blade (InkWell™) that will be standard equipment on the friction drive and servo drive FlexPrint models.

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Aug 31, 2003

The cartridge inking method utilizes 16-oz disposable cartridges that offer quick ink changeovers and decreased machine downtime when compared to previous methods of ink management. An open-cavity doctor blade delivers precise metering and consistent ink laydown on all medical packaging substrates. The InkWell is equipped with quick-disconnect nodes that allow the unit to be removed and cleaned in minutes, company says.

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