The expert Bicer Smetana will offer training on different aspects of can printing at WCE.

The expert Bicer Smetana will offer training on different aspects of can printing at WCE.

Dear friends from the metal packaging world. Without a doubt, WCE will be a great opportunity to acquire knowledge, learn about the latest techniques and advancements in our exciting sector.
Can printing is a fundamental process in the packaging industry, especially in the production of beverage and food cans. As the market evolves, printing technology and sustainable approaches have become increasingly important for companies seeking to stand out in a competitive environment.

One of our guests is a great expert in everything related to the design and printing of metal packaging labels. Bicer Smetana will offer several exceptionally useful and interesting seminars. One of them is about solving quick label changes: how it is possible to make an effective print change in the shortest time possible without losing material. Smetana will also cover in his training sessions “The common problems in the process of printing and exterior varnishing of aluminum cans, their domino effect, and possible solutions.” Another of his trainings is related to the effective management system for lithographic designs: management of lithographic plates, blankets, inks, roller press, and inventories.”

Highly interesting training for all WCE attendees in this ever-changing world where advancements are unstoppable.
Metal packaging manufacturers are especially concerned about sustainability, due to the needs posed by climate change and the new circularity laws that are already globally affecting the entire industry. Another point to consider in the printing of metal packaging is customization; brands are investing in eco-friendly inks and recyclable materials. Moreover, creativity in can design has intensified, with companies experimenting with shapes, textures, and finishes to attract consumers. From limited-edition cans to collaborations with artists, design has become a key factor for the success of the product.