From 29 May to 1 June, the entire printing industry can be seen at Print4All, an event which will feature over 300 exhibitors together at Rho, Fiera Milano, Italy.
The event will feature leading international brands and will provide a showcase of the highly innovative printed and visual communication products available today, including increasingly sophisticated flexo, digital, offset and rotogravure printing machines to meet a variety of customer requirements. From finishing to high-performance inks, to the combination between innovative technologies and traditional media to achieve mesmerising results.
The show is the result of The Innovation Alliance project, which will bring Ipack-Ima, Meat-Tech, Plast, Print4All and Intralogistica Italia together at Fiera Milano for the very first time. Operators of diverse food and non-food sectors will discover an extensive showcase of Italian and international technology, relative to different production industries that are nonetheless united by a strong production chain logic. A complete offering, ranging from processing to packaging, plastic and rubber machining and industrial and commercial printing, to the graphic customisation of packaging and labels, through to the handling and storage of goods, all spread across 17 halls, almost the entire Rho Fiera Milano district.
The latest rotogravure, flexo and hybrid technologies for package printing and labelling, as well as converting technologies, will be showcased with the intention of astonishing and engaging the consumer. There will also be a focus on laminating, varnishing, embossing, reliefs and screen-printing effects, which can provide tactile sensations, alongside the meticulous study of colour and the creation of labels and packaging boasting an increasingly impressive ‘wow’ factor.
As is customary at modern trade shows, the educational aspect will be as important as the exhibitors. Print4All will provide an extensive and articulated programme of conferences and initiatives, which will give an overview of the role and potential of printing in each and every phase of the ‘customer journey’, whilst also providing new creative ideas and enabling them to further their knowledge of relevant topics.
