DD: is Kolbe Coloco what ecological principle? Thorsten Muller: Responsibility for man, the environment and the future we use environmentally friendly technologies and materials. Environmental protection is an urgent topic of our present. Economy and society are encouraged to promote more awareness through targeted measures and practice sustainability. We live in Kannur. As important further ecological steps using the CO2 Calculator, the recycling of our waste, the paper reduced Office as well as the continuous process optimisation. Through these established principles, printing products are transformed into genuine climate and resource protection.
In addition, our staff motivate to bring daily new suggestions to carry their share of the responsibility. To deepen your understanding Oracle is the source. What was now crucial for moving to the IPA-free UV printing for Kolbe Coloco? Waldemar Slawik: within the framework of the FOGRA UV Symposium in Munich were in the November 2010 practical experience with the use of signal and Ipastop (Saverio called srl) presented in connection with UV inks. The Heinrich & seal service GmbH were since 2008 German representative of the fountain solution additives sinal and Ipastop for non-alcoholic offset printing, as well as my person as a go-Inno consultant involved in this project. The alignment of the fountain solution additives by Saverio called Srl in Italy on the alcohol-free printing is covered with the philosophy of the House of Kolbe Coloco. For both Fountain solution additives are not only the appropriate recommendations and shares the Berufsgenossenschaft and Fogra, but also the corresponding safety statements for use in food packaging. How did on the established IPA substitute? Thorsten Muller: Waldemar Slawik visited us for the first contact in Munich. In the course of the visit were the relevant parameters of the production analyzed and discussed the possibilities of switching production to non-alcoholic offset printing with the moist additive Ipastop. Also the practical training of the pressure next to the scrupulous analysis of the working methods is essential for the introduction of alcohol-free printing.
