AMS Spectral UV Announces Platinum Sponsorship Of PRINT UV 2020
A Baldwin Technology Company announced it will be a Platinum Sponsor of PRINT UV 2020 (March 25-27), the world’s leading conference for printers who employ UV-based curing technologies as part of commercial and packaging printing processes. The event, which is staged annually at the Encore by Wynn resort in Las Vegas, is celebrating its 13th year.
Printers can use code “LED100” to save $100 on the cost of registration for this well-known confab.
During the three-day gathering, AMS Spectral UV will spotlight its full range of LED, UV, IR and hot-air drying solutions for commercial printing, which include everything from entry-level systems to options offering the highest output power available on the market today.
According to company president Rich Bennett, notable advancements to the manufacturer’s service and support structure will also be a key focus for the event. “We continue to invest internally, to provide customers best-in-class service and support that keeps their curing and drying equipment operating at peak performance,” he noted.
AMS Spectral UV maintains a full service structure, supported by recent organizational enhancements; it also offers key maintenance programs that are designed to keep printers focused on their operations, without having to worry about performing scheduled checks on their curing or drying equipment. Those seeking parts, system upgrades, and service can contact the company anytime for these needs as well.
“We are excited to once again be a Platinum Sponsor of the show, and look forward to showcasing our full and unmatched portfolio of LED, UV and drying products, along with our ever-expanding support services to meet virtually every offset or industrial application need,” Bennett summed up.
To register for PRINT UV 2020, visit printuv.com; to learn more about AMS Spectral UV – A Baldwin Technology Company, visit amsspectraluv.com.
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