Dong Yang Ink (representative Dae-Gwang Choi, www.dongyangink.com) introduced a next generation CTP (Computer to Plate) system in new concept at ’18th Korea International Printing & Graphics Industry Show (KIPES 2011),’ which is held in KINTEX in Goyang, Korea, from September 28 to October 1.

CTP is a printing method with reduced cost and time by working data on computer with press plate and skipping filming, which’s different from existing film printing method, so now noxious chemicals which were used in film printing don’t have to be mixed.

This CTP system can secure accuracy by simulation before processing CTP parts through 3D planning system and features enhanced safety with effective planning without trivial breakdowns.

Meanwhile, ‘The 18th Korea International Printing & Graphics Industry Show (KIPES 2011)’ held in the theme ‘Graphic World in Digital!’ is an annually held event integrated with KIPES, which used to be held in every even numbered years, and PRINKOR (Korea International Specialty & Digital Printing Industry Show) that was held in odd numbered years.

KIPES is an exhibition to introduce printing equipments developed in Korean and overseas markets. Through mutual interchange of technology information, it aims to enhance Korean printing culture, to nurture and develop printing industry, and to localize printing machineries.

In KIPES 2011, products like prepress, offset printer, digital printer, other printing machines, peripheral devices, screen printing equipments, printing materials and papers, binders, paper processing machines, office automation machines, packaging machines, and publication services are presented.

Go to ‘KIPES 2011′ Special News Page

(Picture: printout from CTP (Computer To Plate) system of Dong Yang Ink)

Original post by Dabin Yang