Printflow at drupa 2012

The world’s leading trade fair for the print media industry is the declared goal for all those of rank and substance in the sector. Top-calibre professionals meet global market leaders. Companies from all sectors present technology, innovations and visions that point the way to the future for hte industry: live and up close.

Apart from the traditional tried and true print solutions, at drupa 2012 the focus is on numerous innovations, e.g. functional printing. The field of printed electronics in particular promises great potential and is the focus of the special presentation “Printed Electronics / Functional Printing Park“ where you can find out all about new applications in the printing sector. “Green Printing“, which was presented at drupa 2008, will again play a major role for many exhibitors.

This interdisciplinary presentation encompases pre-press and pre-media, offset, digital and hybrid printing, bookbinding, printing and paper processing, packaging supplies production and consumables.

drupa 2012: Internationally the No. 1: www.drupa.com

Visit Printflow in Hall 7a / D24!

Place:
Düsseldorf, Exhibition Complex
Halls: 1-17 and Open Area

Duration
3-16 May 2012
Mo-Fr: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sa/Su: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Catalogue: 25 EUR

Tickets for drupa
Day ticket (online*) EUR 40
Day ticket (on site) EUR 55
4-Day ticket (online*) EUR 129
4-Day ticket (on site) EUR 180
Day ticket reduced EUR 25
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drupa innovation park

The drupa innovation park 2012 presented by digi:media (dip) will be the absolute focus of attention for impulse-generating innovations and the latest top themes in the digital printing sector and media industry.

drupacube 2012

Everything seen in hall 7 A refers to the use of printed products for communication, as empowered by marketing. This change in paradigms offers one unbeatable advantage. The respective heads of marketing, or publishing houses, manufacturing experts, contact persons and creative arts directors may pick up comprehensive information regarding print products on combined markets.