Matrix stripping is one of the key steps of the entire label production. Thanks to the new evolution of OMET\u2019s renowned Rock\u2019n\u2019Roll stripping system and to the introduction of the new \u201cEasy-Strip\u201d unit, this critical stage has become a real added value to all OMET machines. These two technical solutions allow to increase production speed and keep perfect die-cutting shapes, avoiding any issue caused by special substrates or complex label shapes.<\/p>\n
Rock\u2019n\u2019Roll is the unique module designed for the easy removal of matrix stripping waste without interfering on the performance of the machine. Thanks to the new \u201cDual Function\u201d capability, it can work in two different ways according to the type of substrate and the die-cutting shape: either as contact-style or as tower-style system. This new development makes all OMET\u2019s machines even more flexible and efficient, able to overcome a critical soft point typical of the majority of competitor\u2019s machines.<\/p>\n
The brand new \u201cEasy-Strip\u201d Delam\/Relam assembly is an additional unit for an even easier matrix removal operation in self-adhesive labels production. It helps to prevent the matrix from breaking especially with special materials like paper face stock reaching the highest speed of 190 m\/min. This particular device is suitable for all OMET narrow-web presses, from iFlex to XFlex X6. It opens and recouples all face stock materials, thus reducing the adhesive strength between the printed substrate and the backing, keeping a constant tension on both layers.<\/p>\n
The combination of these two exclusive systems \u201cmade in OMET\u201d is the perfect solution to optimize the entire printing process and increase production efficiency, preventing from inconvenient downtimes due to possible matrix breaks.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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