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SEI and Matik showcase the latest laser technology at a joint printing exhibition

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2023-10-17 14:07:38
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SEI Laser, a leading manufacturer of laser cutting systems, and its North American distributor Matik, Inc. will showcase SEI Laser's three most popular machines at the upcoming Joint Printing Expo. Visit booth C2811 on the C floor of the Joint Printing Expo to watch live demonstrations of MERCURY, X-TYPE, and Labelmaster.

MERCURY is the ideal choice for cutting everything from paper and cardboard to textiles and wood. The X-TYPE plotter laser system is currently the fastest and most high-performance system.

Label Master is the perfect solution to meet all your label conversion needs. It is fast, precise, and versatile, while also capable of processing various materials. SEI has also launched KyoJet, a new digital high-resolution inkjet UV online module. The KyoJet integrated with Labelmaster is the only one-way machine that can provide labels from PDF and printing to binding and preparation for shipment.

Check out the latest and most advanced laser technology at the Matik and SEI Laser booths. Bring your files for on-site demonstration and discover the functionality to automate the production process. Learn how to take your business to a new level in printing collaboration.

Source: Laser Network

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