AMUT DOLCI BIELLONI staged a live demo at the DRUPA trade show in Dusseldorf, Germany from May 31 to June 10, 2016 (stand 11/E39)
The demo showed the potential customers how it is possible, when changing a job, to minimize the scrap of the substrates to be printed during the start up.  
The Telia 8 color shown at Drupa includes a new and an improved version of the FSC system.
The FSC system allows:
- If a job has been previously stored in the work-station, the machine will repeat with extreme precision the printing pressures with no need of any electronic device or manual correction and the production will start with only 10 meters of scrap.
- If a brand new job has to be printed, the operator has to digit on the work-station:
o The repeat to be printed
o The number of colors to be used
o The plate and the sticky back thickness of the material
o The thickness and the type of the substrate (polyethylene, paper, CPP, etc.)
o The width of the substrate

At this point, by pushing a button, all the decks will be adjusted and put in “touch” position, in
contact to the substrate to be printed. The tension controls will be adjusted according to the
weight of the substrate. All these operations can be done without printing and with no scrap.
To check the register, by printing only few meters of material, the operator can adjust the
minimum variation of registers through an interactive register control system and also these
adjustments can be done without running the press. When the operator finally starts the
production, a minimum correction (if needed) of the printing pressure can be done through
wireless remote control.

The unwinders/rewinders, totally new in the design, are shaftless in order to speed up the
rolls loading on the unwinders and the unloading from the rewinders.

Three 10-color machines of this new Telia generation have been recently installed in U.S.
market.

During the Fair Amut Dolci Extrusion (part of Amut group) introduced, through video
conferences, the last solutions of the extrusion coating technology, showing lines in operation
and explaining the wide range of lines (from one to three stage) now available.