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The customizable balance of ENULEC® technology Imagine a soap bubble The soap bubble does not form a uniform surface. The alkaline film varies by millionths of a millimeter, so that the light in the visible range of approx. 400-720 nm is reflected at the surface of the soap bubble at different frequencies and we perceive

NEW ESA ROTO Film-PRO the latest in new developments from ENULEC® enables gravure printers to safely print onto film with an exclusive capacitance free technology that effectively penetrates ESA through all types of film substrates with a dynamically balanced charge program designed to counteract the double layer charge that can exist in films throughout the

ENULEC Electrostatics global leader in ESA for the Rotogravure industry is currently expanding addition to their manufacturing facility near Hamburg. This year greater than 700 ESA were booked into production leading into 4th quarter and the company continues to grow sales by 20% annually. The increased manufacture space will further support growth projected for years

ESA for film is a popular solution for optimized gravure cell evacuation and improved print quality. Growth of ENULEC installations onto existing rotogravure lines specifically for printing film substrates accounts for approximately 80% of systems delivered while 20% are derived from the requirements of the rotogravure paper sector. For all types of film the benefits

As a provider of electrostatic charge and discharge systems, Enulec offers superior solutions for gravure and flexo printing presses, laminators, slitter rewinders and blown film machines. These are all concentrated exclusively on the two segments which includes flexible packaging and folding boxes. The company has made a name for itself as a specialist for discharge

In-Line Static Measurement working together with ENULEC® active antistatic bars are a serious solution for the entire converting process from the manufacturing of the Film through Printing and Coverting.  The high voltage corona process often used on film production lines effectively changes the surface dyne level while leaving behind charge deposits that impede and trap

“[…]The Gravure Association of the Americas, Inc. is a trade association. It was formed in January 2013 as the result of the merger between the Packaging and Label Gravure Association Global (PLGA Global) and the Gravure Asociation of America (GAA).  The two organizations consolidated their resources with the intent to create a more effective and responsive