Innovation in packaging and decorative gravure

PACKAGING & DECORATIVE
CONFERENCE
2014 4-5 November · Dresden, Germany
Innovation
in packaging
and decorative
gravure
Invitation and programme
Welcome to Dresden!
The ERA Packaging and Decorative Gravure Conference 2014 will be held in
Dresden, capital of the Free State of Saxony, located in eastern Germany near
the Czech and Polish borders.
Manfred Janoschka,
ERA Vice President
The conference programme on Tuesday 4 November will highlight the latest
developments in packaging and decorative printing, not only in gravure,
and also the packaging buyers’ demands on the printing process for their
packaging, and the ongoing developments in on-press colour management for
packaging and decorative printing. On the Wednesday morning, there will be
a visit to Sächsische Walzen-Gravur (SWG), now part of the Janoschka Group, a
cylinder engraving company with among other equipment a Hell Cellaxy.
The Welcome Reception will be held in the conference hotel, the Hilton, which
is diagonally opposite the world-famous and fully restored Frauenkirche
(Church of Our Lady). And the Conference Dinner in the “Dresden
1900” will give a fascinating impression of life in Dresden at the
turn of the last century.
We look forward to meeting you in Dresden in November.
James Siever,
ERA Secretary General
Evening event
On the Tuesday evening, all participants
are invited to a dinner at restaurant
“Dresden 1900”. The restaurant
gives an impression of Dresden at the
beginning of the 20th century, featuring
the city’s oldest surviving electric
tramcar from 1898. The restaurant
serves traditional Saxon cuisine.
Dresden 1900,
An der Frauen­kirche 20,
01067 Dresden
Programme
Monday, 3 November
Individual arrival of participants
19:30Informal ”get-together“ in the Piano
Bar of the conference hotel (drinks and
snacks will be served)
Tuesday, 4 November
Moderation: James Siever, ERA and
George Battrick, ERA
(Coffee break in the morning
and afternoon session)
■■ Mr Werner Thiele,
ColoReal, Switzerland:
“Demands of packaging buyers on their
printers – innovations in packaging“
■■ Mr Anton Kozka,
GfK, Germany:
“New GfK study – brand owners’ demands
for their packaging printing”
■■ Mr Christof Bosbach,
Rotodecor, Germany:
“Latest developments in decorative press
technology”
Anton Kozka
■■ Mr Volker Reinhold,
BST Eltromat, Germany:
“In-line spectral colour management –
status of today and future possibilities”
■■ Mr Juergen Seitz,
GMG, Germany:
„Proofing in the packaging workflow“
■■ Mr Hans Georg Schepers,
Schepers, Germany:
“Laser applications for gravure and
embossing”
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch buffet
09:30Registration and coffee
10:00 Conference
Werner Thiele
■■ Dr Lutz Engisch,
Janoschka, Germany:
“Laser direct gravure – new standards for
packaging and decorative applications”
Mr Vassilios Axiotis,
Druckfarben Hellas, Greece
“Company Introduction”
■■ Mr Stephan Doppelhammer,
QuadTech, Germany:
“Colour management – how to get faster in
colour on press”
■■ Mr Harald Jordan, IPAC, Austria,
and Mr Robert Bierfreund,
Interprint, Germany:
“Digital certification for decorative printing”
■■ Mr Matthias Hagen,
Dürr Systems, Germany:
“Energy recovery with Regenerative Thermal
Oxidiser systems in the printing industry”
■■ Mr Klaus Eppich,
KBA, Germany:
“The digital print opportunity for decorative
gravure printers – challenges, opportunities
and solutions”
■■ Ms Heike Beenen & Mr Alfred Porr,
DW Renzmann, Germany:
“Professional ways to clean gravure cylinders”
Christof Bosbach Lutz Engisch
Juergen Seitz
19:00Departure from the hotel on foot to the
restaurant (300 m) with a short visit to
the Frauenkirche
19:30Dinner in the “Dresden 1900”
restaurant
Wednesday, 5 November
09:30 Departure by bus for plant visit
10:30 Plant visit of SWG plant in Frankenberg
12:00 Refreshments at SWG
13:00Bus transfer to hotel and Dresden airport
Robert Bierfreund Klaus Eppich
Heike Beenen
Alfred Porr
SWG plant visit
Founded in 1890 as the “Walzengravieranstalt” in Frankenberg, near Chemnitz, SWG can look back on an eventful history. Since the re-privatization
of the company in 1991 (after state ownership in the GDR) by the family of the founder August Dippmann together with Janoschka, SWG has developed into a modern and versatile organisation, manufacturing and engraving gravure, flexo and screen printing formes, engraving embossing
cylinders, and making speciality products (eg gravure and micro sleeves). With over 20 years of expertise in laser engraving for printing and embossing formes and an exceptionally innovative approach, SWG is the Innovation Centre of Janoschka and a respected partner in several national and
international innovation projects, including 3D technology, direct laser engraving, novel galvanic processes for engravable surfaces and lightweight
cylinder systems. Sächsische Walzengravur GmbH, Badstraße 9, 09669 Frankenberg/Sa., tel. +49 37206 63-0
Booking form at
www.era.eu.org
The 102-metre-long Fürstenzug
in Augustusstraße, a tiled mural
showing the rulers of Saxony
Dresden
Dresden, situated in the valley of the River Elbe, near the Czech
border, is the capital of the German Free State of Saxony. It has a
long history as the capital and royal residence of the Kingdom of
Saxony. Once a baroque jewel, its classical appearance has been
fully restored, including buildings such as the Zwinger, the Semper
Oper and the Frauenkirche, symbol of the city.
Travel
Dresden international airport (airport code DRS) has direct flights
from many European cities, and may be reached from the rest of
Europe and beyond via frequent connecting flights from Düsseldorf,
Frankfurt and Munich.
By Taxi: From Dresden international airport the taxi will cost ca.
€ 25,00 and from the main railway station € 15,00.
By Public Transport: From Dresden international airport the S-Bahn
train to the central station (Hauptbahnhof) is a 20 minute journey
running every half hour. From there, tram lines 3 and 7 take you to
stop “Pirnaischer Platz” which is a 5 minute walk from the hotel.
Conference Hotel
The Hilton Dresden hotel is located in the city centre close to the
Frauenkirche. It is a modern conference hotel with Wi-Fi connection
(€ 15,00/day) and satellite TV in each room. The Hotel has garage
parking for € 23,00/day.
Hilton Dresden
An der Frauenkirche 5
01067 Dresden
Germany
Tel: +49 351 8642-0
Fax: +49 351 8642-725
[email protected]
Accommodation
Accommodation for participants has been arranged in the Hilton
Dresden. Hotel charges of € 134,00 (single room) and € 159,00
(double room) including breakfast are payable by the individual
participant. Reservations should be made through the ERA office
using the enclosed booking form.
Conference Fee
The fee (€ 425,00 + 19% VAT for ERA members, € 645,00 + 19%
VAT for non-members) covers the whole conference proceedings,
including the get-together on Monday, the coffee breaks, lunch
and dinner on Tuesday, and coach transport to and from the plant
visit on Wednesday. Please send us your booking form at latest by
3 October 2014.
Cancellation Policy
After 3 October 2014, reservations may not be cancelled, but a
change of name is still possible. The hotel will charge no-shows and
cancellations after 7 October 2014.
Swakopmunder Str. 3
D-81827 Munich, Germany
Tel. +49 89 439 5051
Fax +49 89 439 4107
[email protected]
www.era.eu.org
ERA reserves the right to cancel, defer or modify the event proceedings without prior notice.