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Flexo Wash Enhances HP Graphics Experience Center with Laser Anilox Cleaning Technology

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Flexo Wash, the leader in cleaning solutions for the printing industry, announces the installation of the Flexo Wash FW 850 LaserX Anilox Cleaner at the HP Graphics Experience Center in Alpharetta, GA. This strategic partnership underscores both companies’ commitment to promoting cutting-edge printing and cleaning technologies.

The FW 850 LaserX Anilox Cleaner, renowned for its efficiency and safety, will be a centerpiece at the HP Center, demonstrating the best-in-class capabilities for cleaning narrow and mid-web anilox rolls. This placement allows HP to showcase a complete, end[1]to-end graphics arts solution, emphasizing sustainability and innovation.

"Our partnership with HP signifies a pivotal step in our mission to enhance printing processes through advanced cleaning technology," said Patrick Potter, President of Flexo Wash. "The HP Graphics Experience Center provides a perfect platform for us to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and efficiency in the printing industry."

The HP Graphics Experience Center in Alpharetta is a state-of-the-art facility designed to showcase HP’s comprehensive graphics portfolio and to provide hands-on experiences with its latest digital printing solutions. "Adding the Flexo Wash FW 850 LaserX Anilox Cleaner to our facility enhances our demonstration capabilities and allows us to offer a more integrated experience to our visitors," said Din Lapidot, Head of HP Graphics Experience Center - Americas Region.

The FW 850 LaserX Anilox Cleaner features laser technology that ensures a waste-free, water-free, and highly efficient cleaning process. This installation not only represents a significant advancement in anilox roll cleaning technology but also reinforces the shared vision of Flexo Wash and HP for a more sustainable printing industry.

For more information visit www.flexowashus.com.

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