fleksografisk
Fleksografisk, or flexographic printing, is a form of relief printing that uses flexible, raised image areas on a plate to transfer ink onto a wide range of substrates. The plates are typically made from photopolymer or rubber and are mounted on rotating cylinders in a high-speed press. Inking is controlled by a system that often includes an anilox roller and a doctor blade to meter ink, allowing the raised image to transfer to the substrate as it passes through the press. The method is well suited to continuous rolls and is widely used for packaging and labeling.
Historically, flexography evolved from early rubber-stamp and letterpress techniques and matured in the mid-20th century with
Process and materials involve preparing a plate with the intended image, mounting it on a plate cylinder,
Advantages of fleksografisk printing include high speed, versatility with various substrates, and relatively low cost for