Grafica's Nano-Print, an Ergonomically Designed Semi Automatic Screen Printing Unveiled at Screen Print India Expo in Mumbai by Mike Young

Vasai East, India, January 07, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Mike Young, SGIA Fellows and member of ASPT, unveils Nano-Print plus at Screen Print India in Mumbai.

Grafica's Nano-Print plus, an ergonomically designed low cost high quality semi automatic screen printing machine with an unusual look was unveiled by Mike Young, SGIA fellows and member of ASPT, USA, at Screen Print India 2010 Exhibition recently. Michael Robertson, President & CEO, SGIA, USA and other delegates from various national & international industry associations were also present at the ceremony.

The honorable guests gave thumbs up to Grafica's Nano-Print plus. They commended the company’s efforts in bringing out such an innovative and economical screen printing machine.

Grafica's Nano-Print plus, a user-comfy machine is available in max 18” x 24” print area (also available in 22” x 28” print area as optional). Nano-Print plus does not require expensive air compressor, it's single phase and easy to operate. It is a useful screen printing machines for printing all commercial jobs, spot UV, textile and garment labels, ceramic decals, industrial labels and stickers, heat transfers, etc.

Besides incorporating all the salient features of Grafica’s Nano-Print, launched a year ago, Grafica's Nano-Print plus has an adjustable screen frame holder, variable printing stroke length, single/double stroke selection, digital stroke counter, parallel screen frame movement which is convenient for spot UV varnish and low viscosity inks to avoid ink overflow and spillage.

Optionally there are two other features available, that is, a peel off mechanism to achieve fine reproduction of halftone dots and avoid smudging, bleeding and smearing; and a vacuum by foot to register on curly and unstable paper/substrates accurately and easily. Also, this easy to operate machine will drive away most of the work hazards involved in manual screen printing operations.

Grafica's design team had closely evaluated the market needs and Nano-Print plus was the offshoot of their innovative thinking and R&D. This easy to operate machine will drive away most of the work hazards involved in manual screen printing operations.

Commenting on Nano-Print plus, both Mike Young and Michael Robertson, said that the launch of this new product with very unusual design demonstrates Grafica’s marvelous engineering and R&D skills in building screen printing machines to bring greater benefits to the screen printing industry.

The new machine with its unusual look was a show stopper leading upto bagging The Best Product Award. The award was received by Bhargav Mistry, Managing Director of Grafica Flextronica along with his team during the Screen Print India Awards Nite on 9th December 2010 in Mumbai amid the congregation of hundreds of printing professionals.

“I feel this screen printing machine will make a positive change and will create a big bang in the screen printing industry,” said Grafica’s MD, Bhargav Mistry immediately after receiving the award.

Also, on its debut the machine received excellent order bookings including a couple of export orders, that reflects the suitability and market acceptance of the machine.

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