Kodak sole recipient of FTA innovation award

Sunday, 10 May 2009

Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System: Kodak Squarespot plate maker

The Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) has selected the Kodak Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System as the sole recipient of its 2009 Flexographic Technical Association Technical Innovation Award.

Presented this month at the Foundation of Flexographic Technical Association’s 2009 Annual Forum and Info Flex exhibition, the award recognises companies that have developed new or improved innovative technology and printing techniques, according to Kodak.

The company says that flexography is widely used for the printing of folding cartons, flexible packages, and labels and the Kodak Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System provides printers with previously unachievable print quality on a wide variety of substrates.

John Cross, general manager, packaging products, prepress solutions at Kodak says the company brings a wealth of knowledge and market insight to its family of flexo platemaking solutions.

He says, “To be recognised by one of the industry’s premier associations speaks to the quality, efficiency, and productivity we’ve been able to deliver to customers with the Flexcel NX System.”

The FTA congratulated Kodak for having its technology chosen as the sole recipient of the award and noted that the judging was once again very competitive.

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