Durst has revealed that its Tau 330 UV, 33.02cm (13-inch) wide, seven colour inkjet digital label press comprises of low odour printing and uses low migration inks that are essential for food, nutraceutical and pharmaceutical labels and packaging.
Durst engineered an inert gas system built into its flagship Durst Tau 330 web press that makes printed samples almost undetectable from an olfactory point of view. Along with Low Migration UV Inks from SinjetT, which meet all the guidelines of the European printing Ink Association (EUPIA) and the Swiss Ordnance on Materials and Articles legislation and do not utilise materials specifically excluded on the Nestlé Packaging Inks Specification, the Durst Tau 330 expands its range of digital printing applications to primary food and pharmaceutical labels and packaging like yogurt lids, blister packs, bottle seals and much more.
