Christof Naier, vice president of sales and marketing at Gallus and Hans Butterfass, head of digital printing development at Heidelberg, welcomed the guests to Heidelberg. The Gallus customers watched a live demonstration of the Gallus DCS 340 and were given a unique tour of the research and development center, the hub of all Heidelberg innovations. During their visit, they enjoyed an exclusive insight into the development labs for digital inkjet printing, which are normally off-limits to visitors. The tour focused in particular on print head technology and the associated behavior of ink droplets during spraying and on the substrate. With its native resolution of 1200 dpi, print speed of 50 m/min and maximum register accuracy, the Gallus DCS 340 sets new label-printing standards for quality, productivity and flexibility.





