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“Durst Digital Days” 2015 Highlights Label/Package Printing During Three-Day Open House

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9 years ago

March 18, 2015

Once again this year, Durst is hosting “Durst Digital Days” – a three-day international open house for customers, news media, and other interested parties in the professional printing industry. This year’s event is set for April 14-16 at the company’s headquarters in Brixen, Italy. Its focus is label and package printing, and Durst will feature the Tau 330 UV Inkjet Digital Label Press.

“Converters and trade press from all over the world are seizing the opportunity to get first-hand information on the latest developments in label and package printing – such as low-migration inks, laser finishing and other important advances,” said Helmuth Munter, Durst Global Segment Manager for Label & Package Printing. “We’ll also share user experiences with Durst’s Tau 330 and offer a preview of what we’ll present at Label Expo Europe in September.”

Attendees can choose the particular day, or days, they would like to participate in the three-day open house. Registration can be completed via the link below:

http://www.durst.it/digitaldays2015/EN/?goal=0_c80c9f14f4-4aeaccb2e9-208176241

NOTE: Parties in the U.S. and Canada who are interested in attending “Durst Digital Days” can contact Christopher Guyett of Durst U.S. at 585-486-0340 x5270, or cguyett@durstus.com.

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