DAY International

ITR flexographic printing
December 12, 2008

In developing the endless photopolymer sleeves we have therefore been able to draw upon extensive experience with ITR printing forms, sleeves and adapter systems. [...] in terms of both the base sleeve and the manufacturing technology, nyloflex® ITR Thin and nyloflex® ITR Classic are based on existing rotec expertise. The wall thickness of the Thin version is 1.570 mm, that of the Classic version 3.165 mm. These sizes are equivalent to using printing plates in the standard commercial thickness of 1.14 mm and 2.84 mm respectively. For customers, this in turn represents a kind of standard in terms of printing forms, regardless of whether a mounted printing plate or an ITR sleeve is used. [...] they have reported improvements in colour transfer and advantages in laser imaging. [...] we may be able to modify the raw material used for the new nyloflex® FAB plate, which is designed specifically for printing with UV-inks, so that it can be used for ITR sleeves. Since components such as polymers, sleeves, adapters and processing units all come from a single source, Flint Group Flexographic Products is able to operate as a full-system supplier. Since the dimensions of nyloflex® ITR sleeves are based exactly on the conventional system, existing adapters can be still used. [...] users can choose alternative endless sleeves with specific print characteristics without having to invest in new peripherals.

Flint Group Completes Acquisition of Day International
June 4, 2007

LUXEMBOURG—The acquisition of Day International by Flint Group was completed on May 31. Day International, a world leader in manufacturing and distributing printing blankets, sleeves, pressroom chemicals, and printing supplies will operate as a business unit of Flint Group, supplier to the printing, converting, and colorant industries. Dennis Wolters, CEO of Day International will remain in that role within the new organization. The Day product portfolio is a complement to the existing Flint Group product line and increases Flint Group’s global position in the non-ink pressroom consumables market. In the combined organization, nearly 8,300 employees will serve customers from 170 sales, service, and manufacturing

Flint Group to Acquire Day International
April 27, 2007

LUXEMBOURG—Flint Group, a world supplier to the printing, converting, and graphic arts industries, has announced an agreement in principle to acquire Day International, a supplier of printing blankets, sleeves, image transfer media, and pressroom chemicals. Day will operate as a business unit within Flint Group, and the combined group will rank among the largest pressroom consumable suppliers in every region it serves. Nearly 8300 employees will serve customers from 170 sales, service and manufacturing locations on five continents. Combined revenues for 2007 are estimated to be $ 3.32 billion. The agreement was signed on 20 April, with closing expected to occur in 30 to

Flint Group to Acquire Day International
April 23, 2007

LUXEMBOURG—Flint Group, a world supplier to the printing, converting, and graphic arts industries, has announced an agreement in principle to acquire Day International, a world leader in the supply of printing blankets, sleeves, image transfer media, and pressroom chemicals. Day will operate as a business unit within Flint Group, and the combined group will rank among the largest pressroom consumable suppliers in every region it serves. Nearly 8300 employees will serve customers from 170 sales, service and manufacturing locations on five continents. Combined revenues for 2007 are estimated to be $ 3.32 billion. The agreement was signed on 20 April, with closing expected to