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8th Annual Sakurai Factory Open House to Showcase Latest Products and Technologies

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6 years ago

February 20, 2018

Sakurai Graphic Systems Corporation, the parent of Sakurai USA, Inc., will host its 8th annual New Technology open house, April 18-21, 2018 at its Gifu, Japan factory during the cherry blossom festival.

Sakurai will conduct live demonstrations of new cylinder screen and offset presses and showcase new technologies, including:

NEW MS-102 INS Printed sheet inspection system
NEW MSDR-30 Two-color roll-to-roll cylinder screen printing press
NEW MSDR-30VTDRY Vertical turn type cylinder press
NEW OL-266RCS Multi-purpose process machine
NEW SIS-2800 Film image setter
IMPROVED MS-110DDS+CCD Direct servo drive cylinder screen press
IMPROVED MF-80VII Full auto flat-bed screen press

For more details on any of the new products and technologies to be featured and information on attending the Sakurai factory open house, please contact David Rose, Vice President, david@sakurai.com, 847-490-9400 Ext. 202 or Brian Johnson, Regional Sales Manager. brian@sakurai.com, 847-490-9400, Ext. 206. Visit www.sakurai.com for more information.

Sakurai USA will participate in a number of North American events during 2018 including: Graphics of the Americas, Feb.22-24, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; FP3, June 4-6,
Itasca, IL; GPI Annual Meeting, April 11-13 in Palm Beach, FL; GPI Semi-Annual Meeting, Sept. 30 – Oct. 2, Chicago, IL and SGIA EXPO, October 18-20 in Las Vegas NV.

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