new braille printing developed for plastic pharmaceutical packaging

nolato medical pharma packaging now have the ability to print braille directly onto plastic containers. nolato jaycare in the uk allows a lay down of uv cured ink with a thickness of up to 0.5mm, directly onto the surface of a plastic container.&nbsp in november 2010, a new european directive, din en 15823, came into force setting up minimum heights for braille as 0.12 mm.&nbsp although originally developed for printing braille on to containers, this process also can be used in traditional screen printing allowing customers the opportunity of highlighting particular areas of their packaging artwork. sourcehttpwww.nolato.compage632htmlpharmapackaging.html

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new braille printing developed for plastic pharmaceutical packaging