Idealliance and PRINTING United Alliance have announced that SCREEN has officially earned Digital Press System Certification for its Truepress Label 350UV SAI S digital label press, in combination with the EQUIOS Version 2.7 Digital Front End (DFE).
This certification is an industry milestone as the first UV inkjet press system to be certified, and serves as recognition of SCREEN’s commitment to colour accuracy, consistency, and cutting-edge technology in the world of digital label production.
What is Digital Press System Certification?
Idealliance’s Digital Press System Certification is a globally respected program that evaluates digital printing systems based on strict performance benchmarks. It looks at everything from colourimetric accuracy and repeatability to substrate versatility and alignment with international printing standards like G7® and ISO 12647. SCREEN’s press passed all of this with flying colours—literally. But what really makes this certification stand out is SCREEN’s successful alignment to CRPC7, the largest standardized reference print condition, also built on G7®, along with the 7 full CRPCs defined by ISO 15339.
The Significance of CRPC7
For print providers who want to go beyond standardized commercial print conditions to truly maximize the capabilities of inkjet, CRPC7 represents a significant benchmark, while also leveraging a colour space built on G7® for visual consistency and achievable print alignment across multiple print platforms. Achieving CRPC7 alignment means SCREEN’s Truepress Label 350UV SAI S can hit more colours, more consistently, right out of the box. That is a huge win for converters, label manufacturers, and brands who need fast turnaround times, accurate brand colour reproduction, and reduced waste, especially on short runs.
Why It Matters to You
If you are a printer or brand working in the label space, this certification gives you confidence that the SCREEN Truepress Label 350UV SAI S delivers predictable, repeatable results that align with global industry standards. That means fewer colour surprises, smoother production workflows, and more satisfied customers.
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