Offset printing excellence

The power, productivity, and level of automation of the ROLAND 708, recently installed at the Kyiv Wolf Printing House, are worthy of admiration. The equipment has become an ideal addition to the company's innovative technological park.

The Wolf printing house has been operating on the Ukrainian market since 1995 and specializes in the production of printed products for a wide variety of industries. Marketing materials, packaging and labels, souvenirs and clothing - the selection of products on wolf.ua is huge and is regularly updated with new items.

The most convenient portal makes it possible to create all kinds of orders in just a couple of clicks. Here you can create a design using templates, choose exclusive finishing options, standard and non-standard materials, view layouts in two and three dimensions.

Constant development, emphasis on the most modern technologies and automation of all work processes are important components of the market strategies of Wolf Printing House. This is how you can ensure impeccable product quality, minimize production time and maintain affordable prices for users.

The ROLAND 708 installation fits perfectly into the overall strategy. The eight-section machine is equipped with many options that allow you to minimize the operator’s influence on the printing process and avoid errors. For example, the DirectDrive feature makes it possible to automatically install all eight printing forms at the same time. Inline Color Pilot is a color control system directly during the printing process.

Two UV dryers allow for trouble-free printing on synthetic materials and reduce the time the print run is ready for shipment.

Comment:

“50 sheets for adjusting an offset run - sounds almost incredible! This car is a real monster. We have been looking forward to it and are looking forward to working on it with joy. We invite everyone to a tour of the production facility to admire the work of the ROLAND 708 and the first samples,” says Igor Wolf, director of the Wolf Printing House.